Marcus Rashford fired Manchester United to a 1-0 win over Brentford on Wednesday and sent Erik ten Hag's side back into the Premier League top four. The forward is now approaching the 30-goal milestone in all competitions - a tremendous potential accomplishment for a man who has completely changed the narrative of his career in a matter of months.
But this was not exactly an emphatic response to Sunday's 2-0 surrender to Newcastle and United still have plenty of problems to surmount to ensure they are in the Champions League places by the end of May.
Number one is David de Gea's kicking, after the Spaniard had another torrid time with the ball at his feet.
GOAL rates the United players from a rain-soaked and uncomfortable evening at Old Trafford.
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