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Rashford’s top form continues as Manchester United beat Everton in FA Cup
Manchester United's Marcus Rashford in action during the Emirates FA Cup third round match at Old Trafford, Manchester. Picture date: Friday January 6, 2023.

Man United 3–1 Everton
by James Nalton
at Old Trafford

MANCHESTER UNITED’S victory against Everton in the FA Cup on Friday night means they have now won 14 of their last 17 games in all competitions.

They have lost only once in that time, and suddenly appear to be able to compete on multiple fronts. 

Despite their impressive performances of late, manager Erik ten Hag says attacking reinforcements are needed in January to help manage players’ workload.

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