BURNLEY 0, MANCHESTER UNITED 2
Marcus Rashford was sent off as Manchester United bounced back from a home defeat to Spurs with victory at Burnley with two goals from Romelu Lukaku.
Marcus Rashford
Marcus Rashford knocks on door for England starting place with wonder goal against Costa Rica
ENGLAND 2, COSTA RICA 0
Manchester United’s Marcus Rashford’s scintillating display against Costa Rica could have catapulted him into England’s starting line up for their opening World Cup game against Tunisia.
Michael Carrick retires after 12 years at Manchester United following home win against Watford
MAN UNITED 1, WATFORD 0 Michael Carrick made a winning send off as Manchester United defeated Watford at Old Trafford in their 1,000th Premier League game. The 36-year-old midfielder also fittingly helped create the only goal of a forgettable game for Marcus Rashford with a sumptuous through ball. It was a rare moment of quality […]
Back-to-form Marcus Rashford is Manchester United hero in win against arch-rivals Liverpool
MAN UTD 2, LIVERPOOL 1
Marcus Rashford’s double sent Manchester United five points clear of Liverpool in second place in the Premier League.
The Reds’ striker, starting his first league game since Boxing Day, certainly enhanced his claims for a regular starting spot.
Rashford’s 11th and 12th goals of the season helped United triumph in the 200th competitive meeting between these arch rivals.
And it proved an absorbing contest and far removed to the four previous meetings that all ended in deadlock.
Alexis Sanchez has his Manchester United debut at Yeovil Town as the Reds cruise into 5th Round of the FA Cup
YEOVIL TOWN 0, MANCHESTER UNITED 4
Jose Mourinho had even more to celebrate this week with an FA Cup victory over Yeovil Town in a week in which he turned 55, signed a new contract extension with Manchester United, snatched Alexis Sanchez from rivals Manchester City, and watched the Chilean lay on the ball that saw Marcus Rashford score after hesitation in the Yeovil defence shortly before the break.
Ander Herrera fired home the second just after the hour and although Juan Mata had a late effort disallowed for offside, Jesse Lingard hit a third a minute from time before Romelu Lukaku’s injury time tap-in completed the rout against their exhausted hosts.