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MARCUS RASHFORD continued to put himself in strong contention for Gareth Southgate’s World Cup squad after netting Manchester United’s winner against West Ham.
The 24-year-old came into the game against the Hammers with a goal against Sheriff in the Europa League on Thursday.
And he got his second in a week with a thumping header at the back post, meeting Christian Eriksen‘s inch-perfect cross.
The winger now has seven goals and three assists across all competitions this term, putting himself in good contention for the England squad next month.
He was a good supporting star for Cristiano Ronaldo, who started up front.
Anthony Elanga, meanwhile, was handed a rare start but struggled to get into the game.
The young winger often found himself pinned back by Hammers left-back Aaron Cresswell and with Alejandro Garnacho impressing, and Anthony Martial as well as Jadon Sancho to return, he could find himself falling down the pecking order..
The win lifts United above top-four rivals Chelsea and moves them one point behind fourth-place Newcastle.
United were at times careless in possession, but they got the job done after facing very little threat from the travelling side.
Here’s how SunSport’s Joshua Mbu rates the Red Devils.