Yesterday afternoon everyone was surprised by the change of Marcus Rashford (25) in a Manchester Utd who visited the Wolverhampton Wanderers by Julen Lopetegui and who, strangely, won thanks to a goal from the striker a quarter of an hour into the game.
The truth is that the English international only played the second 45 minutes of the match due to “disciplinary reasons”, according to ‘red devils’ coach Erik Ten Hag, shortly before the first whistle. But he was able to make the most of his work with decisive purpose.
After 90 minutes, it became known why Ten Hag ‘sat’ the footballer on the bench. The player explained it himself and, later, the coach also commented: “I came a little late for a meeting. I overslept and that can happen. These are the rules and I made a mistake. I’m disappointed, of course, but I understand the decision .” “Everyone has to follow the rules, but everything is fine again. When he came in he was alive and present. He scored a goal and that was the right reaction,” said Ten Hag.
Source: La Verdad
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