Marcus Rashford reacts after VAR decision prevents him becoming first Man Utd player to score in 10 games in a row at Old Trafford

After returning from Qatar, Marcus picked up from where he left off at Old Trafford by slotting past the goalkeepers of Burnley, Nottingham Forest, Bournemouth, Everton, Charlton Athletic and Manchester City.

Although Rashford’s initial frustration at missing out on the 10-match record is understandable, helping United to win trophies this term and registering his best-ever tally for a campaign would well and truly put that behind him.

He is only four short of that particular landmark, having scored 18 goals in all competitions during 2022/23 so far, compared to a season-spanning 22 in 2019/20. And there could be another 33 games still to play between now and 31 May!

Unfortunately, VAR got the better of me again today. That’s 3 times this season 😡 Breaking the record for consecutive goals at OT would have been incredible, but I’m proud to have equalled Dennis Viollets record ❤️ #MUFC

— Marcus Rashford (@MarcusRashford) January 28, 2023