Marcus Rashford

Marcus Rashford has hailed 'unbelievable' Anthony Martial, who he says is a 'massive player' for Manchester United as the Frenchman continues his impressive ...

‘He is a massive player for us, has been for a long time,’ said Rashford of his teammate. ‘Job done, but we would have liked to have played better. [check our sport page](https://metro.co.uk/sport/). [Europa League](https://metro.co.uk/tag/europa-league/?ico=auto_link_sport_P3_LNK1) on Thursday and scored an excellent goal against Omonia in Cyprus. [Privacy Policy](https://metro.co.uk/privacypolicy/) [Marcus Rashford](https://metro.co.uk/tag/marcus-rashford/?ico=auto_link_sport_P1_LNK1) has hailed ‘unbelievable’ Anthony Martial, who he says is a ‘massive player’ for [Manchester United](https://metro.co.uk/tag/manchester-united-fc/?ico=auto_link_sport_P1_LNK2) as the Frenchman continues his impressive return from injury.

Manchester United star Marcus Rashford has lauded "unbelievable" Anthony Martial after the Red Devils' 3-2 win over Omonia Nicosia.

The forward has been in fine form under the Dutch manager. The 26-year-old came on as a substitute against Liverpool and provided Rashford with an assist in the 2-1 victory. The France international also bagged a brace, albeit a consolation, in the 6-3 defeat against Manchester City. Rashford scored another goal late in the game. However, Rashford and Martial came on as second-half substitutes and helped the Old Trafford side get the three points. The English and French forwards got themselves on the scoresheet in Cyprus.

Manchester United are still fundamentally untrustworthy, but at least Marcus Rashford is back in the goals, and back in a happy place.

The [NWSL] was set up in a way that got it off the ground and gave us a place to play and every player would say that we’re thankful and appreciative for that, but it was also done with absolutely zero guard rails and that’s just unacceptable for the future of the league." One of the best players in the world makes a colossal move, and all of a sudden he's playing nearly half as much football. We'd remembered it was Didi Hamann that scored the goal, of course; that's a pub quiz staple. To get you in the mood, here's And England, as a nation, has known for some time that The TAA Question will be at the heart of any post-tournament inquest. Leave aside, for the moment, the question of blame, and just consider Declan Rice's point in isolation. Since moving to PSG, and leaving this current season aside for the moment, he's averaged 28.8; that's a drop-off of almost half. Once the crisis gets out, it takes a long time - sometimes years and years - to get it back in the stable again. Asking Reece James to do the job seems the obvious solution; he may not have as much experience as Walker in that role, but he does at least have the pace. Walker's special power is the fact that he can basically defend an entire half on his own; when he plays as a central defender, on the right of the three, he does all the sprinting that Harry Maguire and John Stones cannot. There was a footballer in a bad place; here, now, is a footballer in a good place. Last season, Rashford was a hollowed-out shell of himself, a walking talking warning of what can happen to a footballer when the mind is cluttered.