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Marcus Rashford form 'no surprise' to England U21s boss Gareth Southgate





Gareth Southgate is confident Marcus Rashford has given Sam Allardyce "food for thought" with his hat-trick for England's Under-21s on Tuesday night.
The Manchester United striker scored three times for Southgate's side as they hammered Norway 6-1 to move a step closer to Euro 2017.
England boss Allardyce watched from the stands in Colchester on Tuesday as Rashford scored twice before completing his hat-trick with a cool second-half penalty.
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Rashford was left out of Allardyce's first senior squad for their 1-0 win in Slovakia on Sunday after playing at Euro 2016 and scoring on his debut against Australia in May.
He also scored the winner for United against Hull City in their most recent Premier League game and goes into Saturday's Manchester derby in strong goalscoring form.
England host Malta and go to Slovenia in their next World Cup Qualifiers next month while the U21s head to Kazakhstan and welcome Bosnia needing just a win to reach Euro 2017 and Southgate knows Rashford will be in Allardyce's thoughts.
"I'll speak to Sam in the next couple of days, I'm sure it's given him food for thought. But he'll be pleased with some of the performances of his players on Sunday," he said.


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