MANCHESTER UNITED impressed during their 3-2 victory over Real Betis in the US.
The two teams met on Wednesday in a pre-season friendly at the Snapdragon Stadium in San Diego, California.
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Marcus Rashford put together a stunning performance that resembled his goalscoring best from two seasons ago before adding to Erik ten Hag’s continuous injury crisis when he hobbled off.
Rashford scored a penalty to cancel out Iker Losada’s opener and set up Casemiro‘s winner.
Amad Diallo also showed immense improvement as he hit the back of the net before Casemiro scored United’s third.
Betis hit back with a Diego Llorente strike but the Red Devils wouldn’t be denied after a solid performance in America.
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The veteran goalkeeper won’t want to see a replay of the opener from Real Betis. He first failed to hold Rodri’s low cross as he dived off his line, then flapped the ball back to the same player who teed up Iker Losada to score.
Seems strange United actively want to sell him. Continues to look a fine full-back and one of the best one-on-on tacklers in the game.
With Leny Yoro now out for three months he will be battling with Harry Maguire to partner Lisandro Martinez. They performed well alongside each other.
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As with Lindelof the injury to Yoro has opened the door for next season. Solid again at the back while actively looking to bring the ball out and set attacks going.
The young full-back is full of energy and kept bursting forward in the early moments of the match.
Shared false nine duties with Jadon Sancho but was outshone by those around him. He is looking Fulham bound with talks between the clubs still ongoing.
Captain in the absence of Bruno Fernandes on this tour and he is looking like a leader again. On the mark to turn in United’s third from close range.
The 22-year-old is really growing into a star at United. Nobody will forget his winner in the FA Cup against Liverpool last season and he hit another cracker in an-all action display last night.
A typical Eriksen display. In the right place at the right time all the time.
Perhaps the newfound peace between himself and the manager will be lasting. At least he is not looking like a sulky star on the pitch at least.
A goal from the penalty spot, an assist and all-round top performance. He was even seen talking to the manager during the game which is notable as the pair barely exchanged a word in the second half of last season. The big negative, however – only negative – was him limping off in the 61st minute after a challenge that should have brought a penalty.
