Paul Scholes singles out Man United star for criticism for what he did against Chelsea

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Paul Scholes has critcised Man United star Marcus Rashford

Manchester United and Chelsea played a 1-1 draw at Old Trafford in a match that was low on quality for a large part of the game.

Bruno Fernandes gave the hosts the lead in the second half with a penalty but his goal was cancelled out by a stunning strike from Moises Caicedo.

The one point that Chelsea won against the Red Devils was enough to take them into the top four of the Premier League ahead of Arsenal.

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It was a result that did not work in favour of either of the team and there were few players who impressed in the big match at Old Trafford.

One of the Man United players received criticism from Paul Scholes for his miss and that was Marcus Rashford.

The English attacker had a great opportunity to score for the hosts but his poor effort failed to make any change to the score line and Scholes was not pleased with the 27-year-old.

Man United attacker Marcus Rashford
Marcus Rashford was poor for Man United against Chelsea. (Photo by Michael Regan/Getty Images)

Scholes criticised Rashford on Premier League Productions, as reported by TBR Football:

“I expect him to do better. I think he is trying to make the goal look better by going high into the roof of the net. It is quite a simple side-foot volley from seven yards.

“All he has to do is keep it down.”

Marcus Rashford is struggling to perform at Man United

Rashford would be hoping to get back into goal scoring form to impress new manager Ruben Amorim.

The Man United star has struggled at the club for a long time but he would be hoping that a change of manager at the club could help him revive his career.

He scored seven goals in 33 Premier League appearances last season and this season his performances have not improved with the attacker scoring just one goal in 10 appearances.

As a senior member of the team, he needs to improve his performances and become the leader of the Man United attack.

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  1. It’s one thing for a ‘team’ (and I use the term loosely) like Utd, with a nigh on first squad, to comfortably beat the B team of a club whose first team were expected to struggle against relegation, and quite another to face an improving team who seem to have turned an omnishambles into an upward progression. United are a laughing stock. No spine. No team ethic. No togetherness. No willingness to improve each other. What a big bunch of babies. Zirkzee moves like he’s stoned and just woke up after sleeping in a shed. Bruno, dear God, effing well chill out and stop running around like a coked up terrier chasing a herd of cats – all the skills a playmaker needs, but with the concentrated attention span of a goldfish with ADHD. Ugarte, just too rash and reckless at the moment, maybe because he’s slow. Martinez, stop butchering and start filleting with a bit more precision. Casemiro needs putting out to pasture far far away. Mazraoui looks like a better midfielder than our midfielders, which isn’t a good look on them. I have no idea what rashford is doing lately, the occasional pinged ball across field to Garnacho is about as good as it gets until both of them shoot wildly in some random direction between the two corner flags. They look wild and ragged, desperate and scared, too slow when they need to break fast and too fast when they need to be composed. Keane is right – I haven’t seen a Utd team this fudging awful since the 1970s, they can’t even meet the lowest expectations of doing something interesting.

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