Robbie Keane believes keeping Marcus Rashford fit and firing gives Manchester United hope of a shock Premier League title tilt.
United welcome Leicester City to Old Trafford on Sunday afternoon looking to close the gap on league leaders Arsenal to five points. The Gunners left it late to take three points from Villa Park on Saturday while Manchester City drew at Nottingham Forest.
Key to an outstanding return to action post-World Cup has been Rashford, the 25-year-old enjoying the form of his life in red with 14 goals since flying back from Qatar - more than any other forward in Europe's top five leagues. The forward is scoring decisive goals on a weekly basis, either opening the scoring or netting an eventual winner.
