Martin Keown
Former England defender on MOTD2 Extra

It is looking like Stones is developing in the way we want. Finding a partner for him is key - is it Cahill, Jagielka or Smalling? I think Smalling makes a better partner.

Peanut: Rashford is the best young British player since Rooney. They played him in England squad so why not start the boy!!

James De Courcy: Rashford will be hounded by English media if he plays bad at all, leave him alone to develop.  

zinctek:  I don't think he should play for England yet. To young. He will get burnt out by the time he is 23

Jon C: Rashford is the future for Utd & England - he will improve & learn this season

Robbie Savage
Ex-Wales midfielder on MOTD Extra

It doesn't matter what age you are. If you are good enough, which Rashford has proved he is, you should be in the England squad.

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Daily Telegraph chief football correspondent Jason Burt: "Marcus Rashford makes a difference. He's impressed me with his temperament as well. He's fearless.

"Rashford was one of the few players who came out of Euro 2016 with any credit - he impressed people with England in training. Why's he now been discarded? It's a mistake. What's he done to not be in the England squad? 

"He's a great talent, he's done nothing wrong. Going to the Under-21s is not a demotion but he should be in the full squad. If I was England manager I would want him in my first squad. He could have been in, have a look at him."

Martin Keown
Former England defender on MOTD2 Extra

This is the nurturing of one of the best young English talents in years. The poise he has and pace - he makes an impact every time he comes on. Mourinho has to nurture him the right way.

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Rian Hoskins: Not a surprise that Rashford hasn't played much as Mourinho prefers experienced options but it could toughen Rashford.

Robbie Savage
Ex-Wales midfielder on MOTD2 Extra

  He's such a fantastic player. I am surpised he's not had more of a chance this year. His pace is absolutely frightening. You go back to the Euros. I want to see more of him. What an impact he had as a substitute yesterday.  

Manchester United

First topic of discussion is Marcus Rashford. 

Here's an amazing stat - he is the first teenager to score a Premier League goal under a side managed by Jose Mourinho.

Can he flourish under the Portuguese? Or does his future lie elsewhere?

Joining Mark Chapman in the MOTD2 Extra studio are Martin Keown, Robbie Savage and Jason Burt of the Daily Telegraph.

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Inter Milan have signed midfielder Joao Mario from Sporting Lisbon for a fee believed to be between £34m-£38m.

The 23-year-old won Euro 2016 with Portugal this summer.  

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A good spread of papers from Chappers here. You can join him for MOTD2 Extra at 12:15 BST on BBC Two, online and BBC Radio 5 live for a chat about all things football.

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Southampton and Sunderland drew to remain in search of their first Premier League wins of the season.

Black Cats striker Jermain Defoe opened the scoring, smashing in a penalty after being brought down by Jose Fonte.

Stand-in goalkeeper Jordan Pickford had an excellent game but was at fault for the equaliser, letting Jay Rodriguez's long-range shot squirm under his body.

Sunderland boss David Moyes said: "This is what you get with young goalkeepers. There are times they will make mistakes and you have to put up with it."

Alan Shearer
Ex-England captain on MOTD

“Crystal Palace have to find a way to work out Christian Benteke's game and he has to find out what Crystal Palace are all about.

“Alan Pardew has spent a lot of money on attacking players and he has to get the best out of them. If they don’t then Alan Pardew will be under pressure.”

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Scott Dann's injury-time equaliser gave Crystal Palace their first point of the season against Bournemouth.

The Eagles looked like falling to a third successive defeat before Dann headed home Jason Puncheon's cross to give them a deserved leveller.

Josh King gave the visitors an early lead when he finished well from Harry Arter's pass.

Cherries boss Eddie Howe said: "We ended up sinking very deep to try and protect what we had and that wasn't our wish but psychologically I think it's very hard to reverse that."

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The ball went into Shay Given's net after it bounced off the goalkeeper's head? Guess it was Given as an own goal.

Sorry.

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Ronald Koeman maintained his unbeaten start as Everton manager as his team beat a Stoke side that remain without a league win this season.

Stoke goalkeeper Shay Given pushed Leighton Baines' spot-kick on to a post but the ball then rebounded off Given's head and in.

"Two wins and one draw is very positive, but we can do much better and we need to improve in several aspects," said Toffees boss Ronald Koeman.