Ole: Rashford was in the play area against Spurs

[MANCHESTER UNITED]
Marcus Rashford's two-objective, coordinate winning execution against Tottenham Hotspur was refreshingly cheerful, as indicated by Manchester United manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer.

Rashford scored a splitting opener following six minutes and afterward chose the challenge with a punishment he earned and set away soon after the break in the 2-1 Old Trafford achievement. His overall presentation moved back the years to his time as a young person.

""The kid is 22 and he played like he was in the patio, nursery or play area with his mates,"" said Solskjaer.

""Once in a while, possibly, there is desire and weight on him since we do anticipate a great deal from him, as he has indicated [what he can do] so often."

""We need the players to have fun. We need them to go out there and when they are confronting rivals [with the ball], to take them on while having no dread of losing it.

""I love to watch that and that is the thing that the Stretford End wants to see. Joined fans love to see wingers or advances playing with mental fortitude. ""

""You can characterize players by trusting that things will occur or getting things going and Marcus got things going by his development, by his basic leadership, by being immediate and positive. It is extraordinary to see. I am content with how he is maturing.""""

Be that as it may, Ole added a note of alert, saying: ""We can't anticipate that him should be running like this constantly."

""I realize the fans would need him to and we need him to. Be that as it may, it is characteristic he can't generally have this level since this was a top, top execution.""