Manchester United star Marcus Rashford secure a knee injury during FA Cup match against Liverpool.
Manchester United coach Solskjaer said Marcus Rashford will have a undergo knee injury scanning after been substituted in the 3-2 win over Liverpool.
The Red Devils on Sunday produced one of their best performance of the season after defeating Jurgen Klopp's team in the fourth round of the FA Cup match at Old Trafford.
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The England international Marcus Rashford played a key in Solskjaer's victory on Sunday after providing an assist for Mason Greenwood for Manchester United's first goal and then scoring their second goal.
He was forced out of the pitch in the closing stages as Anthony Martial replaced him and Man United coach Solskjaer was asked about Rashford's injury by BBC Sport after the match.
'Let's hope so,' he said, quizzed on whether his player Marcus Rashford was okay. 'his knee was bothering him.
so he will undergo scanning tomorrow and we will see where we are.'
On Rashford's display, Ole said:'Rashford has played a little bit upfront, down the right-wing and down the left-wing.
We felt if we could change the ball early today to either side, we could attack them very well because Liverpool
defend on the front foot and you have got to be quick when every you are with the ball. I think we did that very well today.
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