The rebirth of Marcus Rashford continued with his stunning solo goal in Manchester United's EFL Cup win.
Picking the ball up in his own half, Rashford ran the length of the pitch, slaloming past Burnley defenders, before scoring with an emphatic angled finish to seal a 2-0 win. A year ago, Rashford would not have had the confidence to execute - let alone attempt - such an audacious goal.
Bereft of belief, he became a liability rather than an asset to United, losing his England place as a result. His meagre return of five goals last season was his lowest since bursting onto the scene for United in 2016; he lasted 90 minutes just three times, with his representatives looking at moving him on to relaunch his stalled career.
