Roy Keane praised on Tuesday evening about Marcus Rashford for his performance in a losing business against Manchester City for Aston Villa.
Rashford made it the same on the side of Unai Emery of the place, hit the post and had many other opportunities when he delivered one of his best displays for his loan club, which allowed to lose 2-1.
Matheus Nunes came up with the winner, just when it seemed as if Rashford and Co had earned a valuable point in their pursuit for a top five.
And in the Sky Sports Studio, Man United Legend Keane was full of praise for the 27-year-old attacker.
The Irishman said: 'He was a threat tonight, he had a very big chance in the second half, but if there is grass for him, he is just as good as every player.
Ask the defenders, he is a nightmare. It is almost impossible to stop. '
Keane's point that Rashford is able to make runs in space is relevant, where the Englishman often seems less effective against a layer of block.
But he has taken back his form from Man United, who had difficulty scoring goals in recent weeks.
He has four goals and six assists in all competitions in front of Emery so far and was preferred to Ollie Watkins in recent competitions.
Villa has the option to permanently sign Rashford for £ 40 million this summer, but is still deemed to be undecided about activating the clause.
The club is now seventh, two points out of the fifth but after playing one more game.
Keane continued: 'The problem for Villa is that they no longer have games and the target difference is a problem. They are good organic, but they give up late goals and that will be expensive.
'There will be one or two turns, but where you are in a drink to draw, do not lose, keep the momentum and the city near you.
“You have seen the reaction of the city, they know what a big moment it was the last kick of the game.”