English striker Marcus Rashford, who came off the bench for the first time on disciplinary grounds, gave Manchester United a 1-0 victory at Wolves’ Stadium on Saturday, during the 18th day of the Premier League. position with a two-point advantage.
Without giving reasons for his sanction, Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag pointed out to BT Sport minutes before kick-off that Rashford had not followed the club’s internal rules.
The English striker, who had to leave his position as left winger Alejandro Garnacho, came out at half-time and achieved success himself, penetrating the box and beating José Sa (76, 0-1).
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Curiously, his goal was almost identical to the young Argentine’s when he gave his team a pre-World Cup victory against Fulham (2-1, 13 November).
Garnacho was less successful at the Molinho Stadium, missing Manchester United’s first big chance, single-handedly beating José Sa (17th) in the first half as they struggled with a side in relegation.
However, aside from veteran Diego Costa’s kick (25th) being substituted at half-time and a free-kick from Neves (58th), the Wolves are slowly finding new bearings with Spanish coach Julen Lopetegui arriving in early November. , too rarely threatened De Gea.
They had to wait until the last few moments to really put the Mancunian goalkeeper to work, in particular with a point-blank header from Raul Jiménez (90+4).
Day 18 continues on Saturday with leaders Arsenal being pushed out to Brighton (18:30), after Everton’s takeover (16:00) by arch-rivals Manchester City, five points behind.
Source: Le Parisien
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