Ireland's Seamus Coleman has become the latest to praise Manchester United star Marcus Rashford for his charity work to end child food poverty in the UK.
The England striker forced the Government into a second U-turn in five months at the weekend as Prime Minister Boris Johnson agreed to fund an extra £400million of free school meals.
Ireland captain Coleman, who is gearing up to face Rashford in an international friendly against England at Wembley on Thursday night, hailed his selfless acts.
'He's only a young lad himself and to genuinely, sincerely want to be making a difference, it's a massive credit to him and I think it's something that he should be applauded for highly,' Coleman said.