Marcus Rashford feels his form is “up there with the best” he has ever produced after another excellent display in Manchester United’s FA Cup victory over Everton.
After scoring in his previous four matches, Rashford looked a man full of confidence as he ran Everton’s defence ragged on Friday, playing a part in all three goals as United saw off the Toffees 3-1.
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He set up Antony for the opener just four minutes in, and although Conor Coady levelled for Everton, dazzling work from Rashford down the left wing forced the Everton defender to turn into his own net to put United 2-1 ahead in the second half.
Rashford then capped his brilliant performance by dispatching a penalty late on after Alejandro Garnacho was felled by Ben Godfrey, becoming the first United player since Wayne Rooney in 2012 to score in seven consecutive home appearances in all competitions.
After leading United into the fourth round, Rashford believes he is near the peak of his powers, telling ITV: “This is probably up there with the best I’ve ever been.
“I feel good on the pitch and I’m getting in positions and areas to score goals. If they keep creating chances, I feel at the minute I’ll keep scoring.”
