Jesse Lingard was quick to praise former Manchester United teammate Marcus Rashford following Sunday's 2-0 win at Leeds United.
Rashford helped his United side record a fifth win in six games across all competitions, his goal opening the scoring on a tough afternoon at Elland Road. Erik ten Hag made three changes from the team that pulled a two-goal deficit back against the Whites on Wednesday, and the Dutchman watched from the sidelines as his side were once again pressed and harried from the off.
But a combination of a resilient red back-line and Leeds' lack of quality in the final third saw 80 minutes pass without a goal. And then in a near-mirror image from midweek, Rashford was moved into a more central role before instantly getting on the end of a cross - this time from the left-hand side and Luke Shaw.
