Manchester: Marcus Rashford marked his 200th appearance for Manchester United with two goals in a 4-0 win over Norwich on Saturday, leaving his manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer predicting he can get even better. Anthony Martial and impressive teenager Mason Greenwood were also on the mark as Solskjaer's team maintained their hopes of qualifying for next season's Champions League through the league table. But those prospects may depend on the continued fitness of Rashford, who was substituted after less than an hour and was declared doubtful for Wednesday's FA third-round replay with Wolves due to injury problems.

Solskjaer admitted he will have to handle Rashford's fitness carefully and little wonder given that the 22-year-old has now scored 19 times in his past 23 games for United and England. "What an achievement, to get to 200 games at his age," said the Norwegian boss. "I don't know how many goals he has scored but he has 19 (for United) this season and he's been absolutely top class to work with. "He's a great kid, great attitude, he wants to learn, wants to improve but knows he has to keep his feet on the ground but is always available even though today he is carrying quite a few knocks.