Marcus Rashford was the star of the show as Man Utd drew 2-2 at Barcelona in the Europa League, scoring one goal and creating another with a fine piece of skill.
After a goalless first half, United fell behind when Marcos Alonso rose highest to meet a Raphinha corner. It was all-square within minutes, though, as England forward Rashford broke free and drilled a low shot beyond Marc-Andre ter Stegen.
The best was yet to come, with United's number 10 destroying Raphinha down by the corner flag to lay on his team's second goal, with the unfortunate Jules Kounde turning into his own net. Former Leeds man Raphinha had the last word, though, delivering a late equaliser to leave the two-legged tie tightly poised at the halfway mark.
