No wonder Marcus Rashford rolled out the trademark celebration and pointed to his temple - a sign he is in a better headspace - after doing emphatic justice to Luke Shaw’s assist.
It was Rashford’s head - Rashford’s cool, calm head, Rashford’s accomplished head - that won this game for Manchester United and swept the way clear for Alejandro Garnacho’s late party-piece. Rashford’s statistics are impressive, 13 goals in 15 games since being scandalously misused by Gareth Southgate in Qatar.
But what is equally impressive is how he seems to have developed his all-round game and how he is adding extra dimensions to his already-dynamic game. Let’s be honest, while he was far from alone, Rashford had endured a fairly dismal afternoon until Shaw shaped to persuade a cross into the Leeds area ten minutes before the end of normal time.
