Gordon Chisholm's astutely-managed First Division side had to lead four times, through Steve Tosh, Paul Burns, Sean O'Connor and the outstanding substitute, John Stewart, before finally ousting Aberdeen, who had come back on three occasions with two goals from Andrew Considine and one by Barry Nicholson.
But the tournament's outstanding substitute did not score at all: the 20-year-old American DeAndre Yedlin, who arrived in Brazil a relative unknown with only two caps in his cupboard, left it the rumoured target of Liverpool, Roma and others after a series of energetic appearances off the bench.
The word "celebration" in the subtitle is well chosen, and the performers are outstanding, as nostalgia substitutes and as musicians in their own right.
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The visitors were not at their best but the job was done and explosive finishes, first from the outstanding Valencia and from substitute Young five minutes later, demonstrated the quality required at these defining moments of the season.
The fourth goal did not come until the 73rd minute when another pinpoint cross from Johnson, the game's outstanding player, picked out the substitute Defoe for a powerful header.
Vardy, scorer of an outstanding goal as a second-half substitute in Berlin, will get the chance to lead England's forward line when Holland visit Wembley on Tuesday.
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Alonso curled in the third goal from 25 yards for the game's outstanding moment and Conte made sure to substitute Hazard, N'Golo Kanté and Pedro, keeping them back for more challenging assignments.
Central Coast continued to push after Sanchez put the Reds back in front, a sizzling shot on the edge of the penalty box from substitute Francesco Stella forcing an outstanding save from debutant goalkeeper Daniel Margush.
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