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Marcus Rashford and Jesse Lingard enjoy a meal at The Ivy after Bournemouth drubbing

The good friends became the latest stars to be pictured in the popular new Manchester restaurant

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MANCHESTER UNITED stars Marcus Rashford and Jesse Lingard toasted their latest victory with a meal at The Ivy.

The duo were pictured in the same new restaurant United legends Ryan Giggs, Gary Neville, Nicky Butt and Paul Scholes reunited with former United manager Sir Alex Ferguson.

 Lingard was spotted outside the restaurant
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Lingard was spotted outside the restaurantCredit: Eamonn and James Clarke
 Rashford met his friend at the restaurant on Sunday
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Rashford met his friend at the restaurant on SundayCredit: Eamonn and James Clarke
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 Rashford scored in his last game
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Rashford scored in his last gameCredit: Eamonn and James Clarke

The Ivy restaurant opened in Manchester on November 27 and can host up to 535 guests.

It includes a first floor private dining room as well as company's first Ivy Asia site with Rashford and Lingard becoming the latest stars to be pictured there.

The good friends enjoyed the meal hours after United secured third win in a row after hammering Bournemouth 4-1 at Old Trafford.

 Midfielder Scholes met with his former United teammates
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Midfielder Scholes met with his former United teammatesCredit: Eamonn and James Clarke
 Giggs spent just one season not with Ferguson
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Giggs spent just one season not with FergusonCredit: Eamonn and James Clarke
 Ferguson spent 26 years at Old Trafford
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Ferguson spent 26 years at Old TraffordCredit: Eamonn and James Clarke
Sir Alex Ferguson invited back to Manchester United training ground by Ole Gunnar Solskjaer
 The former squad met up for Christmas dinner
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The former squad met up for Christmas dinnerCredit: @alan__price / Twitter

Rashford had a particularly good evening as he bagged a goal and assist as caretaker boss Ole Gunnar Solskjaer marinated his unbeaten start.

Paul Pogba opened the scoring at Old Trafford as he converted a Rashford cross just in front of goal.

But it wasn’t Pogba’s tap in finish that had people talking - it was Rashford’s ability to ease past the Bournemouth back line as he darted in through the right-wing.

Rashford brushed past Nathan Ake as he beat the centre-back before United’s No10 flip-flapped his way past full-back Diego Rico.

The England forward then drilled the ball into the penalty box as Pogba’s good attacking positioning and timing was rewarded as the midfielder netted his third in two games.

 Pogba and Rashford celebrated the opening goal together
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Pogba and Rashford celebrated the opening goal togetherCredit: Reuters

As Pogba celebrated the goal, he pointed to Rashford, recognising the large role his young team-mate had in creating it.

Rashford, though was brought off 20 minutes from time for Romelu for Lukaku with fears the Englishman may have picked up an injury.

Two weeks prior Lingard grabbed a brace in Solskjaer's first game in charge as the Reds smashed Cardiff 5-1 away.

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