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New hot shot Marcus Rashford and Manchester United in Europa League training – in pictures

Images of Manchester United training on Wednesday ahead of their match against Liverpool in the Europa League on Thursday.]

Read more: Richard Jolly writes that while Manchester United’s Louis van Gaal may not live in the past, club’s legend with Liverpool is his saving grace

Also see: Diego Forlan on his relationship with Alex Ferguson, a man who never left Manchester United wanting and will never be equalled

Published: March 9, 2016 04:00 AM

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