Manchester United players reduced the pressure on their coach, Ole Gunnar Solskjaer with a 2-1 victory vs Tottenham and ex-boss, Jose Mourinho at Old Trafford. English winger, Marcus Rashford netted twice as the team ended a run of three games without a win ahead of their clash vs Manchester City in the derby on Saturday. Rashy beat Paulo Gazzaniga at his near post to give United the lead after only 6 minutes. Spurs midfielder, Dele Alli then netted his 4th goal in three games when the 1st half was about to end but Rashford went on to score the decisive goal after a foul from Moussa Sissoko in the box which resulted in a converted penalty. The Englishman has now scored 12 goals in his last 13 games for club and country and that excludes the header that went in of Tom Heaton's back vs Aston Villa on Sunday. Ole wanted a player to replace Romelu Lukaku after his departure, and Marcus is definitely stepping up.
