Blackburn Rovers manager Steve Kean was satisfied with his side's display in the 3-0 victory against Hong Kong outfit Kitchee.

Mauro Formica, David Dunn and Nick Blackman sealed third place in the Barclays Asia Trophy following on from the 1-0 defeat to Aston Villa.

"We're happy with the performance, especially in the second half," Kean said.

"It was difficult conditions in the first-half and I felt as though we never really penetrated enough behind the full-backs.

"We tried to concentrate on switching play, playing a bit more with one or two touches rather than three or four touches.

"I thought the lads did that really well in the second-half and I think we thoroughly deserved our win.

"The tour's been excellent from our point of view, not only do you get the heat to deal with but you get the intensity of the games, one against Villa and tonight was difficult as well.

"It's a well-organised tournament, we're delighted to be here.

"The lads have put in a hell of a lot of work, it's not just preparing for the games, we've done sessions in the gym the mornings of games, we were on the grass at the stadium last night until 10 o'clock."

Chris Samba missed the game with a slight groin injury but is expected to be fit in time for Saturday’s final friendly of the summer at Kilmarnock.