Bruno Fernandes missed a penalty for the second successive preseason friendly as Manchester United were beaten 4-2 by AC Milan.
The United captain, who rolled a spot-kick wide in a shoot-out against Leeds in midweek, was gifted the chance to open his preseason account in Wroclaw, Poland.
His effort was on target this time, but Milan keeper Lorenzo Torriani dived to his right to beat the shot away.
Fernandes did at least get an assist, taking the second-minute corner which was powerfully headed home by Harry Maguire to give United the lead.
Milan, managed by former United boss Ruben Amorim, equalised after a defensive mix-up allowed Gonçalo Ramos to break into the area and square for Samuel Chukwueze to roll home.
United were awarded their penalty just before half-time after Koni De Winter tugged back Youri Tielemans, but Torriani guessed correctly to leave Fernandes frustrated.
United retook the lead after Patrick Dorgu pounced on a loose backpass from Filippo Terracciano, but Milan equalised again when Chukwueze's wayward shot was poked in by Alphadjo Cissè at the far post.
Marcus Rashford, who was frozen out by Amorim and loaned out to Aston Villa and then Barcelona, came on as a substitute on the hour for his first United appearance since returning from Spain.
But Milan went ahead in the 68th minute when Chukwueze's cross was headed home by Ramos, and three minutes later former Chelsea midfielder Ruben Loftus-Cheek raced through to hit the fourth.
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