9 things we loved this weekend: Rashford, Foden, Fernandes, Kubo…
England completed their Euro 2020 qualifying campaign with a 4-0 win over Kosovo on Sunday as international football took centre stage for the final time this year.
Top-flight clubs around Europe may have had a weekend off, but there were still plenty of wonderful goals scored and, as always, at least one hilarious moment of bad football.
Here’s a selection of our favourite things from the weekend just gone.
Marcus Rashford
There’s just something very pleasing about a first-time finish.
Marcus Rashford
This was pretty tasty too.
Kosovo fans
Kosovo wanted to say thank you to England and they certainly did that.
You've never seen something like this before and probably won't again.
Stadium announced reading England's player name with Kosovo fans shouting out their surnames. #KOSENG 🇽🇰🏴 https://t.co/jQFpLLVKB7
— Kosovan Football 🇽🇰 (@kosovanfooty_EN) November 17, 2019
Phil Foden
The future is bright.
Bruno Fernandes
The pass, the touch, the finish. This was lovely.
Ahmad Mendes Moreira
If there’s a better way to respond to racist abuse, we’re yet to see it.
The match between FC Den Bosch and Excelsior was stopped in the 28' due to racist chanting from Den Bosch supporters towards Ahmad Mendes Moreira, the match was resumed shortly after that and Moreira scored.
You love to see it 👏👊pic.twitter.com/7vJa5Epmsk— BenchWarmers (@BeWarmers) November 17, 2019
Takefusa Kubo
He’s going to be really good.
Anthony Swolfs
You know you’ve had a heavy night when you’re a keeper and forget where your area is (15 seconds in).
💬 | Telstar-keeper Anthony Swolfs liep met de bal in de hand zijn eigen zestienmetergebied uit. Andries Jonker noemt het een voorbeeld van 'niet volwassen zijn'.
"Dat kan echt niet."#telgae pic.twitter.com/dKlUkeUJuH
— FOX Sports (@FOXSportsnl) November 17, 2019
Arvydas Novikovas
A strike in anger.
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