Our no.10 struck from 12 yards to level the scores against Belgium, with the Three Lions eventually going on to beat the world’s number one side 2-1 in the UEFA Nations League.
Rashford has scored in each of his last four competitive internationals, after his 2019 efforts against Bulgaria, Montenegro and Kosovo during qualifying for Euro 2020 – the forward missed the September games against Iceland and Denmark through injury.
That’s a mark only a trio of former Reds have managed – and all of them are massive names, both for United and the national side.
Sir Bobby Charlton was the first, with the 1966 World Cup-winner scoring against Scotland, Northern Ireland and Wales in 1960 in the British Home Championship, plus Luxembourg in a qualifier for the 1962 World Cup.