Marcus Rashford of FC Barcelona celebrates scoring. (Photograph by way of Clive Mason/Getty Pictures)
Barcelona are up in opposition to Newcastle United within the UEFA Champions League this night, and they’re recently main the sport 2-0.
On-loan Manchester United striker Marcus Rashford has scored two exceptional objectives to position his facet forward at the evening. The England Global has been exceptional for Barcelona, and Manchester United fanatics shall be questioning why they let him depart.
He has now develop into the second one Englishman to attain two objectives in a Champions League sport for a non-English membership in opposition to a Premier League facet, with the opposite being Harry Kane in opposition to Chelsea the day before today.
Marcus Rashford has been exceptional
In the meantime, former Aston Villa striker Dion Dublin has heaped reward at the Barcelona celebrity after his improbable 2d objective.
Dion Dublin wrote on BBC: “Wow! Everyone’s been looking ahead to this younger guy to turn us what he’s were given.
“That is just totally unstoppable. It’s incredible, Marcus Rashford. He just gets a loose ball from Dan Burn, he’s on the edge of the box, he’s 22 yards out. Oh my word, he hits it with everything. It dips and bends and hits the bottom of the crossbar. What a strike.”
GOAL!
What. A. Strike.
Rashford will glance to construct on these days’s showingMarcus Rashford of FC Barcelona celebrates scoring his crew’s first objective. (Photograph by way of Clive Mason/Getty Pictures)
Rashford shall be overjoyed together with his efficiency in opposition to Newcastle, and he’ll glance to construct on it within the coming weeks. He’s going to glance to ascertain himself as a key participant for Barcelona and protected an enduring go out from Manchester United on the finish of the season.
In the meantime, Newcastle had alternatives previous on within the sport, however the choice to play with no striker has proved to be very expensive. Eddie Howe will really feel he will have to have began the sport with record-signing Nick Woltemade.
