Marcus Rashford says his Manchester United winner at Hull City was the "most important" of his young career.

Rashford's first goal of the season was netted at Hull City on 27 August when the Academy graduate came off the bench to fire the winner in added time before celebrating with the travelling fans in the away end. Interestingly, he described that strike as the “most important" of his flourishing career.

“It was a different moment for me and I don't think I've scored one so late in the game before," he stated in United Review. “It was an amazing feeling to be with the travelling fans as well, a brilliant feeling. It was instinct to go into the crowd in moments like that. You don't think about it, you just do it!

“I feel like that was the most important goal for me, to get the winner in the last minute away from home. I like the feeling that it gave me and I want more. But on an emotional side the debut goal against Midtjylland is still at the top of the list for me."