Marcus Rashford scored a shocking aim towards Burnley in his first match for Manchester United since getting back from the FIFA World Cup in Qatar.
England ahead Rashford made an unbelievable solo run down the appropriate flank from his personal half to enter the Burnley field and beat goalkeeper Bailey Peacock-Farrell to seek out the bottom-left nook with a right-footed strike within the second half of the Round of 16 conflict within the Carabao Cup.
The aim from the 25-year-old within the 57th minute made it 2-0 for Erik ten Hag’s staff after Danish midfielder Christian Eriksen scored the opening aim half an hour in the past.
Rashford scored three objectives for England on the World Cup during which Gareth Southgate’s staff misplaced 1-2 to eventual runner-up France within the quarterfinals.
His three strikes included one from an astonishing free-kick towards Wales within the staff’s remaining group match. Incidentally, it was the primary aim of the event from a free-kick.
Rashford has 9 objectives in 20 appearances in all competitions for Manchester United this season.
