Rashford says he wasn't at 'best level' in first start of World Cup
After making his first start of the World Cup in England's 2-0 win against Panama, Marcus Rashford says he can raise his game going forward in the tournament.
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"I can raise my game going forward in the tournament."
— Marcus Rashford , Athlete
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After making his first start of the World Cup in England's 2-0 win against Panama, Marcus Rashford says he can raise his game going forward in the tournament.
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