The English champions fell behind after only a minute but they recovered to lead 2-1 heading into the second half thanks to Jesse Lindgard&#39;s strike and a Yokohama own goal. <img alt="Ryan Giggs" src="http://images.mid-day.com/2013/jul/Ryan-Giggs_1.jpg" style="width: 500px; height: 488px;" /> Manchester United&rsquo;s Ryan Giggs reacts after losing a friendly against Yokohama Marinos. PIC/AFP However, Fabio Aguiar headed the scores level before Yoshihito Fujita&#39;s winner three minutes from time removed further gloss from United&rsquo;s pre-season Asian tour. &ldquo;We had a chance to finish off the game at 2-1 and had a great chance to make it 3-1, and we thought we had chances after that as well but we didn&rsquo;t take them. So it was a tough game,&rdquo; said Moyes. &ldquo;It was the first time that I got a chance to see Shinji (Kagawa) playing. He had a great chance to score, but overall I was pleased to get him,&rdquo; added the Scot. &lsquo;Rooney will stay&rsquo; Moyes said Wayne Rooney is coming back to fitness after a hamstring injury and moved to reassure fans the striker is not leaving the club. &ldquo;So far as I know, he is coming back, he is jogging,&rdquo; Moyes told reporters in Japan. &ldquo;We are not going to lose him.&rdquo; Moyes admitted that United had &ldquo;a couple of wee worries&rdquo; over the pair, after van Persie was withdrawn with a thigh problem and Welbeck pulled up with a groin twinge.u00a0

Manchester United stumbled to a 3-2 defeat against Japan's Yokohama Marinos yesterday in their second loss in three games under new manager David Moyes.

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