Manchester United striker Marcus Rashford dedicated his brace in England's emphatic World Cup victory over Wales to a friend who recently died from cancer, it's been revealed.
Rashford hit a superb free-kick and ended a mazy run by finishing through goalkeeper Danny Ward's legs after Manchester City's Phil Foden had doubled England's lead in what proved to be a 3-0 stroll against their British rivals in Qatar.
The 25-year-old pointed to the sky after finding the net and revealed afterwards that he was paying tribute to a late friend, now named as Garfield Hayward, who it's understood passed away just two days before the game.
