Meet man of the moment Marcus Rashford: his girlfriend, family life and more

straight to your inboxOle Gunnar Solskjaer believes Anthony Martial and Marcus Rashford have developed into more reliable goalscorers due to more playing time at Manchester United.Martial and Rashford have been certain starters throughout the season following the sale of former number nine Romelu Lukaku to Inter Milan, and the pair are both on 19 goals for United.Only six United partnerships have broken the 20-goal barrier in the same season during Martial's and Rashford's lifetime, and the duo

Marcus Rashford's form for Manchester United following his return from injury.Rashford missed eight weeks of the season with a double stress fracture to the back but came back into the side at Tottenham on June 19 and lined up five days later in United's home victory over Sheffield United.Although Rashford laid on two goals for Anthony Martial in the 3-0 win he spurned two gilt-edged chances and was criticised for ceding possession in the build-up to Tottenham's opener.Solskjaer brought Rashford

Manchester United’s first Premier League hat-trick of the post-Sir Alex Ferguson era in the win against Sheffield United on Wednesday.It was the Frenchman’s first treble of his professional career and boosted his side’s hopes of securing Champions League football next season.And Souness, speaking to Sky Sports after United’s game, believes the former Monaco forward may need to start scoring early to stay interested in games.Get the latest breaking Manchester United news and analysis every day

United, with Marcus Rashford and Anthony Martial combining to give Ole Gunnar Solskjaer’s men the lead in just the seventh minute. Martial reacted brilliantly to turn Rashford’s low cross past stand in goalkeeper Simon Moore.

Marcus Rashford has said more than 3.7 million meals are now being supplied to vulnerable people during the pandemic, following on from his successful campaign to extend the government's free school meals scheme over summer.The 22-year-old Manchester United ace is working with national food charity Fareshare to feed vulnerable people during the coronavirus lockdown.Today, he took to Twitter to announce that the charity is now supplying 3.7 million meals each week."Thank you ALL for your

Longsight, Furqan Naeem knows more than most, the importance of free school meals.  Sometimes, it was the main meal he would look forward to in the day - knowing he'd get a full plate of food, a drink and a packet of crisps. So when a local lad from Wythenshawe named Marcus Rashford made history on Tuesday, it struck a chord with Furqan.

Wythenshawe road sign as a tribute to Marcus Rashford have spoken about why they chose to honour him.

Red-faced health secretary Matt Hancock has said he may have had “Harry Potter on the mind” when he embarrassingly praised “Daniel Rashford” for his work on free school meals.England footballer Marcus Rashford led a campaign to extend the children’s food voucher scheme into the summer holidays, which forced a change in policy with a £120 million fund to feed 1.3 million children in England over the six-week break.Mr Hancock denied the Government had made a U-turn and told Sky News on Wednesday

© @Copyright HELLO! Hello! Magazine Marcus Rashford is the man of the moment, having won the battle to have a free school meal voucher scheme extended for around 1.3million children in England this summer.

here This followed a campaign by Rashford, 22, who received free school meals as a youngster growing up in Wythenshawe.

Manchester is a united city by backing Marcus Rashford’s successful fight to affect a government U-turn on child poverty.The Manchester United and England star won his campaign to extend the right to free school meals over the summer holidays to help kids who are suffering through poverty, exacerbated by the Covid-19 pandemic.The government did a U-turn after Rashford’s heartfelt letter struck a chord, although the Reds ace made it plain he will not give up his fight to make life better for

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