Trent Alexander-Arnold insists that he'll need the help of his Liverpool team-mates to stop in-form Manchester United star Marcus Rashford.
Rashford, who's bagged a superb 25 goals in all competitions this season, is enjoying a sensational run and scored against the Reds earlier this term, netting the winner in a stunning 2-1 victory which sparked Erik ten Hag's tenure at Old Trafford into life. The England international, who's interchanged between various roles in recent weeks but prefers to play on the left wing, will be hoping to add to his tally at Anfield, with Alexander-Arnold likely to be his marker.
In the previous seven meetings between the pair, Rashford has managed to score five goals and one would be brave to bet against him improving that rate on Merseyside this Sunday. To stop him, Alexander-Arnold reckons that it'll take a group effort from a Liverpool team fresh off a much-needed 2-0 win against Wolves on Wednesday, while United and Rashford dramatically made it through to the FA Cup quarter-finals.
