Manchester United fans will be anticipating more heroic displays from Marcus Rashford when Erik Ten Hag's side welcomes Barcelona to Old Trafford on Thursday night.
Although Barcelona's defense will be hoping the 25-year-old will not be at his best when the teams clash in the reverse fixture of their Europa League playoff game,
Marcus Rashford was a thorn in the Catalans' side all night when they played at the Spotify Nou Camp stadium; the inform attacker helped Man United grab an equalizer before forcing another within seven minutes.
Manchester United were unlucky not to have won the first leg in Spain, as they were pegged back by a Raphael's curler, which evaded everyone and left David De Gea with no chance.
Marcus Rashford will be looking to continue his goal-scoring form at Old Trafford against the La Liga side. Rashford matched Wayne Rooney's record of scoring in 7 consecutive straight home games for Manchester United following his brace during Manchester United's victory over Leicester City last Sunday.
It was also his 24th goal of the season, which has seen him beat his personal best goalscoring tally in one season and also match last season's top scorer, Cristiano Ronaldo. The ex-Man United striker netted 24 goals across all competitions last campaign.
It's going to be a massive game next Thursday night to decide who qualifies for the Europa League round of 16.
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