Marcus Rashford, a forward for Manchester United, was involved in a car accident after his team’s 1-0 Premier League victory over Burnley on Saturday.
With a crucial victory, Erik ten Hag’s squad ended a three-game losing streak in all competitions. Bruno Fernandes scored the game’s sole goal for Turf Moor.
After the match against Burnley, Rashford and his teammates rode a coach back to the Man United training facility before getting into their own cars.
The Sun said that the England international had just left Carrington when his Rolls-Royce was involved in a collision.
According to the story, Rashford was “shaken-up” after the incident but escaped without any injuries. The forward afterwards posted on social media to declare himself “alright.”
Rashford played the entire 90 minutes against Burnley, but he might not be available for Tuesday’s EFL Cup third-round matchup at Old Trafford versus Crystal Palace.
The Englishman struggled to start the season on his best foot, managing just one goal and two assists in six games across all competitions.
“Winning is the point. And I simply felt that there was a lot going against us in the previous week. However, you need to change that, and it’s all up to us. And since we were aware of it, we told the team as such. After the victory over Burnley, Ten Hag told TNT Sports that the players had admitted their mistake and that they had demonstrated a solution on the pitch.
“It (Fernandes’ goal) was a wonderful goal and was really This is a fantastic play, but I remember in past games like Munich and Arsenal, we played very nice moments in the game too. The Englishman has found it difficult to display his best form early.
“However, we then conceded simple goals. And as I already mentioned, there were several factors working against us, including tonight’s disallowed goal. I won’t say if that was a goal or not, or whether it was unfair, but it worked against us.
“And we have had so many things happen against us in the past couple of weeks, not to mention all the injuries,” he continued. Therefore, that must be the first move forward.
Ten Hag also praised Andre Onana, his goalie, who has faced criticism for his performance thus far this season.
He definitely displayed personality. Really cool and collected, he was. He led his back line and performed flawlessly both during and after possession. The Dutchman continued, “I thought it was a pretty good performance.
Man United will now play Palace twice in rapid succession, hosting the Eagles in the EFL Cup on Tuesday night and then playing them in the league the following weekend in the same venue.
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