Some eyes were raised amongst Manchester United fans when Marcus Rashford was not amongst the starting XI for their Premier League fixture against Crystal Palace at Selhurst Park on Saturday.

Marcus Rashford Returning to Form as Ten Hag Praises His ProgressManchester United forward Marcus Rashford is rediscovering his best form after taking control of his career, according to manager Erik

United don't win comfortably with Erik ten Hag in charge and it represented the biggest victory of his tenure. Despite the standard of opposition, it carried significance for that reason and it also provided an opportunity for players who needed goals to find the back of the net.

Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag has welcomed Marcus Rashford’s return to goalscoring form in the last week.

Manchester United boss Erik ten Hag has fired back at pundits over "speculation" that his decision to bench Marcus Rashford against Crystal Palace on Saturday was down to anything other than "rotation.

Erik Ten Hag can see only improvement and great strides forward, although five games in, Manchester United are 11th with seven points and strong indications that the kind of volatility that has characterised their last decade still haunts them.

Marcus Rashford has been in and out of the Manchester United team this season, with Redknapp speculating that an incident has led to Erik ten Hag's decision to drop him

Ahead of United’s trip to Palace, Ten Hag accused Rashford of lacking professionalism last term and said the forward was now benefitting from an improved attitude. However, the

Erik ten Hag has dropped Marcus Rashford for Manchester United's fixture with Crystal Palace after imploring him to be 'disciplined.' The Red Devils are a team in form after back-to-back victories following the international break.

Manchester United boss Erik ten Hag has opened up on his decision to drop Marcus Rashford for tonight's Premier League clash with Crystal Palace. The England international has started to rediscover his best form in recent weeks following a difficult start to the campaign.