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Manchester United have looked very deadly in their attacking department this season already. Most of the goals that they have scored this season have been scored by their attackers. Rashford and Sancho have been on red-hot form this season in particular, they have scored five goals amongst themselves.
According to reports, credit should be given to Benni McCarthy who has been one of the key figures among the coaches that have influenced the Manchester United attackers.
The former Blackburn rovers striker has been tasked to bring out the best in Manchester United attackers. The coach has done a massive job already as Manchester United now convert their chances. Marcus Rashford who is known for missing a couple of chances before eventually scoring does not need many chances to now score a goal.
The coach has been training with the team for quite a while and it can be seen that his tactics are working as Manchester United attacking styles have changed and their goalscoring return has also improved.
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