Marcus Rashford equalled a 64-year record with his late winner for Manchester United in Saturday's enthralling Manchester derby.
Rashford, 25, has been in inspired form this season working under Erik ten Hag and was on the spot to bag the winning goal in United's 2-1 triumph over Manchester City. The Premier League champions had taken the lead early in the second-half through Jack Grealish before two goals in four minutes from Bruno Fernandes and Rashford completed the turnaround for United, who are now just a point behind their bitter rivals in the table.
The England star has now plundered 16 goals and registered six assists in 26 appearances for United this term; and his latest strike saw the academy graduate equal a record that has stood since the 1950s.
