Ruben Amorim will be taking over as manager of Manchester United, and one of his biggest tasks will be to get the best out of Marcus Rashford. The 27-year-old has struggled with consistency but is a world-class player. After being left out of the England Euro 2024 squad, Rashford has been given a lifeline by the newly-appointed Three Lions boss Thomas Tuchel. Tuchel, a big fan of Rashford, praised him in the past and his appointment could signal a revival for Rashford's international career.
In a nail-biting match, Manchester United managed to turn the tables after going behind against Brentford. The turning point came when manager Erik ten Hag brilliantly deployed Marcus Rashford in a new position, which eventually led to a stunning second-half comeback. With the star winger thriving in his new role on the right, United's attack looked more dynamic and unpredictable. The victory not only relieves pressure on the manager but also highlights the versatility and adaptability of Rashford, who proved that he can excel in any position on the pitch.
Manchester United's Marcus Rashford had a near miss in the first half of their Premier League match against Chelsea, hitting the woodwork with what was their last shot before the break. Both teams are fielding strong lineups, with United's starting XI including players such as Bruno Fernandes and Chelsea's including youngsters like Jude James and Ruben Caicedo. Stay tuned for updates on the exciting match.
With Amorim taking over as Manchester United manager, questions arise as to which players on the squad will thrive under his coaching style and which may struggle. Football analyst Raaes Mahmood shares his insights on the potential impact of Amorim's arrival, including how midfielder Manuel Ugarte may benefit, but why forward Marcus Rashford could face challenges. Keep up with the latest updates on Manchester United's club page and watch The Football News Show on iPlayer.
In their recent match against Brentford, Manchester United's attack came alive, with players like Alejandro Garnacho, Rasmus Hojlund, and Marcus Rashford forming a promising offensive trio. This was a positive development for manager Ten Hag, whose team had struggled to score in their past few league games. Fans are eagerly anticipating more dynamic and effective play from Manchester United's attack in the upcoming matches.
In a much-needed victory, England defeated Finland with a score of 3-1 in Group B2 of the UEFA Nations League. The game, played in Helsinki, saw England dominate with impressive gameplay and goals from Harry Kane and Marcus Rashford. This win puts England back on track in the tournament and solidifies their spot as a top contender in Group B2.
Manchester United's Marcus Rashford was subbed off at half-time in their Europa League match against Porto, leading to speculation about a potential injury. However, manager Erik ten Hag explained that he was simply rotating players ahead of the team's upcoming match against Aston Villa on Sunday. Rashford had been a standout player in the first half, scoring a goal and providing an assist, but was ultimately replaced by Alejandro Garnacho as United went on to draw 3-3 with Porto. Many fans and commentators were surprised by the decision, but it seems Ten Hag had one eye on the team's upcoming busy schedule.
Man Utd boss Erik ten Hag unexpectedly substituted star player Marcus Rashford at half-time in the Europa League match against Porto. While many speculated an injury, ten Hag explained that it was all part of the plan as they look ahead to their upcoming match against Aston Villa. Despite Rashford's strong performance in the first half, the substitution proved costly as Porto was able to come back and tie the game before the break.
Manchester United's boss Erik ten Hag was saved from another damaging defeat by Harry Maguire's injury-time equaliser against Porto in the Europa League. Marcus Rashford and Rasmus Hojlund gave United a 2-0 lead in the first 20 minutes, but a double from Samu Omorodion and a red card for Bruno Fernandes had them heading for defeat. However, Maguire's late equaliser salvaged a point for the 10-man team and eased the pressure on their manager ahead of a tough Premier League match. Ten Hag's team now have two draws in their Europa League campaign, after being held at home by FC Twente last week.
Manchester United suffers another major setback in Europe as they crumble against FC Porto in a thrilling UEFA Europa League match. Despite getting an early lead with goals from Marcus Rashford and Rasmus Hojlund, the Red Devils were unable to hold their ground as Porto mounted a stunning comeback with braces from Samu Omorordion and Pepe. This crushing defeat adds to the mounting pressure on Manchester United's manager who barely managed to save face with a last minute goal.