Marcus Rashford has enjoyed a rich vein of form since his return from the World Cup, and Saturday night's win against Reading was no exception for the 25-year-old.
A first-half headed effort looked to have put United ahead in the first-half but it was ruled out for offside, with Wout Weghorst having strayed beyond the last defender in the build-up. Despite the disappointment of this missed opportunity to become the first United player to score in ten successive matches at Old Trafford, he remained a constant threat.
In the second-half he produced an outrageous piece of skill to bamboozle the Reading defence, picking up the ball on the left-wing before cutting inside and playing a one-two with Wout Weghorst. Following this, he beat right-back Andy Yiadom with a great piece of skill before cutting back with a cheeky rabona before crossing into the box.
