The Manchester United striker scored inside three minutes of his first appearance for the national team as a wonderful campaign for the youngster continued at the Stadium of Light
Marcus Rashford, cancel your summer plans for you are surely heading to Euro 2016. At the turn of the year anyone to suggest such a story would have been laughed out of any room, but in a year packed full of fairytales within English football, the teenage striker continues to write his own feel-good story.
Handed his Three Lions debut from the start against Australia, the Manchester United forward needed just 135 seconds to open his international account with a delightfully controlled volley after Raheem Sterling’s cross was only half-blocked.