Manchester United were only winning 1-0 when the away end felt emboldened enough to start serenading Harry Kane. At half-time, it looked like the gloating was all worthwhile, but in the end the pleas from the away end went from a bit of fun to a sense of desperation.
As Spurs' record goalscorer toiled without reward in the opening 45 minutes, he would have been casting an envious glance towards the other end of the pitch and the freedom Marcus Rashford was enjoying.
Rashford was back at centre-forward and slammed in his 29th goal of the season late in the first half. It was his third chance of the game and Kane must have been watching and wondering how many he would score in red.
