- Man United’s Marcus Rashford was substituted at half time against Porto
- Rashford had given United the lead during the Europa League clash
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Manchester United star Marcus Rashford was substituted at half time during his side’s Europa League clash away to Porto.
Rashford had given United the lead in the seventh minute but didn’t emerge for the second half, with Alejandro Garnacho entering the fray.
After cutting inside from the left flank and showcasing his skills, Rashford went for goal, with his effort beating Diogo Costa, who should have done better to keep hold off the ball.
Rasmus Hojlund continued to make it 2-0 to United but Porto subsequently staged a fightback.
Pepe pulled a goal back and then Samu Omorodion equalized for the Portuguese side.
Marcus Rashford was substituted at half time during his side’s Europa League clash v Porto
Despite Rashford opening the scoring, Erik ten Hag elected to take him off
Despite the change from Erik ten Hag, United conceded a third goal, with Omorodion getting his second of the game to put Porto in front.
Ten Hag went into the game under much pressure after United lost 3-0 at home to Tottenham.
Alejandro Garnacho replaced Rashford at the start of the second half in Portugal
Rashford’s goal was his fourth strike for United so far this season.
He was on target against Southampton in the Premier League and also hit a brace against Barnsley in the Carabao Cup.