ANN ARBOR, Michigan: Ashley Young scored twice in the first half, and Manchester United beat Real Madrid 3-1 on Saturday in front of the largest crowd to watch a soccer game in the United States.

United remained unbeaten in this year’s International Champions Cup, advancing to the final of the preseason tournament under new manager Louis van Gaal. Javier Hernandez added a goal in the second half for United.

The crowd of 109,318 at Michigan Stadium broke the previous US mark of 101,799, set at the Rose Bowl for the 1984 Olympic final.

Gareth Bale scored for Real Madrid, but the European champions finished winless in three matches at this event.

Cristiano Ronaldo, the reigning world player of the year, came on as a second-half substitute for Madrid.

Frank Lampard joins Manchester City on loan

Meantime, former Chelsea midfielder Frank Lampard will be part of Manchester City’s Premier League squad for the new season on a six-month loan from MLS expansion team New York City FC.

Manchester City manager Manuel Pellegrini confirmed the deal Saturday after the club’s International Challenge Cup defeat on penalties against Olympiakos at the University of Minnesota.

“From next week, on Wednesday, he’ll start working with our team,” Pellegrini said. “At the moment, he will start working with our squad because he is a member of the squad. He will be in the fight for a position. We have a very good team. He is one player more. We have a lot of competition, especially in the Champions League, so he is very important to our team.”

Lampard signed a two-year contact with the New York club — owned by Manchester City and the New York Yankees — last month. The MLS team is scheduled to begin play next year.

The 36-year-old Lampard is Chelsea’s all-time top scorer.

Pellegrini was asked about Lampard playing against his former club — with City scheduled to host Chelsea on Sept. 21 in the Premier League.

“I will talk about those things with him,” Pellegrini said.