“he should be left at the bench and never start for man united again” Fans furious at what one Man Utd player did before Phil Foden’s goal

Social media was used by supporters to vent their annoyance with Marcus Rashford’s behaviour before to Phil Foden’s equaliser in the Manchester derby.

After Foden’s incredible effort from outside the area tied the score at one, Rashford’s prior play came under fire.

Only moments before Foden’s goal, Rashford was the centre of attention for not making the most of a scoring opportunity.

Rashford charged towards City’s goal, but Kyle Walker stopped him. He then claimed a foul, but the referees ignored it. Fans were upset by this wasted opportunity since they thought Rashford had blown a great chance to increase United’s lead.

Fans expressed their dissatisfaction with Rashford’s performance on social networking sites like X, which was once known as Twitter. While some bemoaned his seeming lack of commitment to the team’s efforts, others praised his failure to convert on scoring opportunities.

Instead of concentrating on the play, Rashford chose to ask for a foul, which disappointed a lot of fans.

There were, meanwhile, some murmurs of sympathy for Rashford’s predicament amid the vitriol.

The manager of Manchester United, Ten Hag, was clearly incensed over not having gotten a foul call and threw a water bottle in disdain.

Even though Rashford’s play before Foden’s goal was under fire, it’s still critical to recognise Rashford’s previous contribution to the game.

With a spectacular shot of his own, he had given United the lead, thanks to a Bruno Fernandes setup. With his first-ever long-range attempt, Rashford showed off his scoring ability by rattling the crossbar and then finishing in the goal.

Fans’ opinions on Rashford’s performance in the Manchester derby were divided overall; some criticised him for missing chances, while others praised his flashes of genius.

As the game progressed, supporters talked about Rashford’s behaviour, underscoring the intense scrutiny that goes along with big-name football contests.