Manchester United supporters want to see Marcus Rashford replicate his free-kick heroics at club level. Less than 48 hours after scoring a World Cup wondergoal, the 25-year-old was back on the training ground practising his technique.
Rashford scored a superb set-piece to break the deadlock as England put Wales to the sword 3-0. On his first start in Qatar, the United forward bagged twice - sending him joint top of the World Cup goalscoring charts.
An Old Trafford renaissance under Erik ten Hag has continued at international level and he now appears certain to start the last 16 clash against Senegal. One Red Devil praised Rashford for his work rate on the training ground while firing a swipe at his critics.
