Darren Fletcher made an appearance for Manchester United in Tuesday's 2-1 testimonial defeat against Aberdeen.
The 28-year-old midfielder had not played since November, when he was
diagnosed with ulcerative colitis
- a chronic bowel condition.
Jonny Hayes and Joe Shaughnessy put Aberdeen in front, before Anderson's late consolation.
Darren Fletcher factfile
- Age: 28
- Man Utd appearances: 300
- Man Utd goals: 22
- Scotland appearances: 58
- Scotland goals: 7
- Honours: 4 Premier League titles (2007, 2008, 2009, 2011), 1 FA Cup (2004), 2 League Cups (2006, 2010), 1 Champions League (2008), 1 World Club Cup (2008)
- Debut: v Basel, 12 March, 2003 (Champions League second group stage)
- Last game: v Benfica, 22 November, 2011 (Champions League group stage)
Fletcher had been
training with the Scotland squad
ahead of their friendly against Australia on Wednesday.
The testimonial at Pittodrie on Tuesday night was a
benefit game for Neil Simpson, who was part of United manager Sir Alex
Ferguson's side when he guided Aberdeen to the European Cup Winners' Cup
in 1983.
Fletcher, who took the captain's armband when coming on as a second-half substitute, received a loud reception from a sell-out 21,000 crowd.
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