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Super-sub Marcus
Rashford scored a late winner against Hull City to give Manchester
United their third consecutive Premier League win.
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Marcus Rashford scored
two minutes into stoppage time to earn Manchester United a 1-0 win at Hull and
a third straight victory to open the English Premier League on Saturday.
Associated
Press report continues:
Rashford
capped an impressive cameo as a second-half substitute by tapping in from close
range after Wayne Rooney cut in from the left and sent across a low ball.
After
previous wins over Bournemouth and Southampton, United was on course to drop
points for the first time this season in the face of an obdurate defensive
performance by promoted Hull, which also won its first two games.
Zlatan
Ibrahimovic's three-match scoring run came to end, but United was saved by
another striker at the opposite end of his career. The 18-year-old Rashford
burst onto the scene in the second half of last season, earning a place in
England's European Championship squad, but has been displaced by Ibrahimovic
under new coach Jose Mourinho.
United joined Chelsea on
maximum points after three games.
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