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Premier League : Rashford laissé sur le banc pour raisons disciplinaires

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Entré à la pause, Marcus Rashford était sur le banc pour «ne pas avoir respecté des règles internes» selon son entraîneur. L'attaquant anglais de Manchester United Marcus Rashford a été sanctionné par son entraîneur Erik ten Hag pour des raisons de «discipline interne», en amont du match face à Wolverhampton, samedi, comptant pour la 18e

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