Marcus Rashford has retained his place England's starting XI as they take on DR Congo in the 2026 World Cup round of 32 on Wednesday.
In England's all-action opener against Croatia, Thomas Tuchel preferred Anthony Gordon on the left wing - with Rashford introduced from the bench with just 18 minutes remaining.
Despite netting England's final goal in the 4-2 win, Rashford again did not start when England limped to a dour goalless draw with Ghana, before replacing Noni Madueke in the closing stages.
Against Panama on Saturday he was handed his first start for the Three Lions at a major tournament since netting a brace in England's 3-0 win over Wales at the group stage of the 2022 World Cup in Qatar.
While he was not able to get on the scoresheet at the New York New Jersey Stadium, his crossing and energy on the wing were key to England getting the all-important win to top their group.
Now Rashford will look to add to his 19 international goals this evening as England attempt to secure passage to face co-hosts Mexico in the round of 16.
Marcus Rashford: England vs DR Congo odds
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Rashford is 7/1 to score the first goal of the game tonight, and the Manchester United forward is the same price to close out the scoring at the Atlanta Stadium.
The 28-year-old has been the subject of significant speculation surrounding his club future in recent weeks, with Barcelona opting not to activate the buy clause in their loan agreement - despite him enjoying a successful maiden campaign in La Liga.
Recent reports claim Bayern Munich are one of several clubs weighing up a move for Rashford this summer, with United said to be unwilling to entertain offers of under £25million for their academy graduate.
Meanwhile a potential Old Trafford exit could ultimately be averted, with talks between the club and the player's representatives currently ongoing.
Michael Carrick is said to be willing to mend fences with Rashford, who has not represented his boyhood club since December 2024 when he was ostracised by then United boss Ruben Amorim.
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