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Agence France-Presse

Marcus Rashford believes the best is yet to come from England at the World Cup after cruising into the last 16 with a 3-0 win over Wales.
Rashford scored twice to move into a group of four players level on three goals in the race for the Golden Boot.
Phil Foden was also on target as Gareth Southgate’s side set up a last 16 clash with Senegal on Sunday.
“This is what I play football for, the biggest moments, the best moments,” Rashford, who has experienced a huge upturn in form for club and country this season, told the BBC.
“I’m really happy today that we’re going through to the next round. I have massive ambition for this team and think we can play even better than we showed today.”
England are the tournament’s top scorers with nine goals despite drawing their second group game against the United States 0-0.
Rashford was one of four changes made by Southgate from that match and said the squad were keen to make amends from a lacklustre performance.
“We were a little bit disappointed as a team after the last game against the USA,” Rashford said. “I thought we could’ve played a lot better and the only way to bounce back is to have a good performance in the next game and we did that.
“First half we defended brilliantly, didn’t give them any opportunities, and it was just about us killing the game off and taking the chances when they came.”


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Goals from Marcus Rashford and Phil Foden give Gareth Southgate’s side a 3-0 win
England will now face Senegal in the knock-out stages of the tournament



England will face Senegal in last 16 after comfortable 3-0 win over Wales, with Phil Foden scoring as well.


Fifa World Cup: Rashford bags two as England cruise past Wales, has ‘massive ambition’ for rampant side

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Goals from Marcus Rashford and Phil Foden give Gareth Southgate’s side a 3-0 win

England will now face Senegal in the knock-out stages of the tournament