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RASHFORD CAN BE ENGLAND'S WORLD-BEATER
Evening Standard
|November 30, 2022
)) UNPLAYABLE’ FORWARD TAKES SOUTHGATE’S MEN 4 TO LAST 16... AND BOSS SAYS THERE’S MORE TO COM.
MARCUS RASHFORD'S England team-mates have warned their World Cup rivals that the rejuvenated Manchester United star could be "unplayable" in the knockout stage.
Rashford scored twice against Wales last night to send England through to the last 16, and will now hope to keep his place in the team against Senegal on Sunday.
Phil Foden also scored, as England got back on track with a 3-0 win on a good night for manager Gareth Southgate, in which he got his selection and tactics spot on.
Rashford struggled for fitness and confidence after missing a penalty in the Euro 2020 Final shootout defeat by Italy, but he won his place back in the England squad for the World Cup.
After his double last night, the 25-year-old is joint top in the race for the Golden Boot, level with Kylian Mbappe, Enner Valencia and Cody Gakpo on three goals.
And his teammates are confident Rashford will be a threat to anyone in the knockout stage.
"He showed he belongs on this stage," said defender and Rashford's United teammate Harry Maguire (right).
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