Manchester United's supporters lauded in-form Marcus Rashford after he stepped off the bench to score the winner and seal a 1-0 win over Wolves at Molineux on Saturday afternoon.
After starting among the substitutes because of an 'internal disciplinary' issue, the England international came on at half-time, replacing Alejandro Garnacho, and fired United into a 76th-minute lead. He showed tremendous strength and desire to hold onto the ball inside the penalty area, under pressure from Jonny, before firing a low shot past Jose Sa.
It was a goal that epitomised his transformation under United manager Erik ten Hag this season, showing a real sense of energy and desire to hold onto the ball and get a shot off. It was just the kind of impact he would have hoped to have made after being forced to start the game on the bench.
