Marcus Rashford insisted that Manchester United's draw at Barcelona "felt like a loss" as he fumed at the failure to award him what could have been a pivotal decision.
United came from a goal down to lead in their Europa League last-32 tie as Rashford dazzled, first firing home United's equaliser and then bursting down the right and eventually forcing Jules Kounde to put through his own net to put the visitors ahead.
Ex-Leeds winger Raphinha levelled for the hosts to ensure a 2-2 draw, but while the game was at 2-1 Rashford was upended by Kounde as he raced through on goal.
