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HULL, England -- Substitute Marcus Rashford scored in the second minute of stoppage time to earn Manchester United a 1-0 win at Hull and a third straight victory to open the English Premier League on Saturday.Rashford capped an impressive cameo as a 71st-minute substitute by tapping in from close range after Wayne Rooney cut in from the left and sent across a low ball.After previous wins over Bournemouth and Southampton, United was on course to drop points for the first time this season in the face of an obdurate defensive performance by promoted Hull, which also won its first two games.Zlatan Ibrahimovics three-match scoring run came to end, but United was saved by a striker at the opposite end of his career. The 18-year-old Rashford burst onto the scene in the second half of last season, earning a place in Englands European Championship squad, but has been displaced by Ibrahimovic under new coach Jose Mourinho.United joined Chelsea on maximum points after three games.We deserved it and in a more comfortable way, Mourinho said. We had an amazing mentality. We tried and tried and got it.I tell the boys every day, we have to go into every match to win. We know we will draw or lose matches but the mentality has to be, `Go to win. Today they showed that.Hull has been the surprise team in the first weeks, winning its first two games despite having no permanent manager, a slew of injuries, no signings since the end of last season, and with its owners looking to sell up.They fell agonizingly short of taking away a point from the KCOM Stadium, having spent almost the entire match on the back footIbrahimovic was looking to become only the second United player, after Jimmy Hanson in 1924-25, to score in his first four games for the club but the Swedish striker was shackled well by Hull center back Curtis Davies -- possibly the best player on the field. Uniteds other high-profile signing, Paul Pogba, also had a quiet game and was off target with two decent sightings of goal from the edge of the area.Rashford and fellow substitute Henrikh Mkhitaryan gave United something different when they come on as substitutes, offering pace and direct running. 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BRISBANE, Australia -- Olympic champion Sally Pearson has reportedly withdrawn from the Summer Games in Rio de Janeiro because of a hamstring injury.The Herald Sun newspaper and other Australian media reported Wednesday that Pearson, the 100-meter hurdles Olympic gold medalist in London four years ago and silver medalist at Beijing in 2008, injured a hamstring while training on Australias Gold Coast.Pearson, captain of the Australian track and field team for the Aug. 5-21 Olympics, earlier said her preparation had been hampered by a niggly hamstring.The 29-year-old Pearson only returned to competition on June 5, a year and a day after seriously breaking her left wrist in a racing accident at a Diamond League meet in Rome. She had three races in Europe before returning to Australia to work on her speed, skipping a scheduled run in Stockholm.Athletics Australia issued a statement saying Pearson would hold a news conference at the Gold Coast on Thursday morning local time, and had no further comment.Pearsons agent, Robert Joske, did not return telephone or email requests from AP for confirmation. He told the Australian Broadcasting Corporation that Pearson would not be available to media until Thursday.In a previous update on her condition, Pearson posted a message on Twitter on June 13, saying Im not injured! Im healthy and happy! I came home 2 get another week of training in for my preps for rio! I hope this clears things up!!!!Six days later she posted another update on her website, writing how shed arrived in Birmingham full of hope and excitement but was disappointed with her times and also disappointed that my body was letting me down.ddddddddddddThis has been a big year, broken bones, torn calf, degenerative Achilles and hammy problems and thats just with me. Sometimes I wonder why I still continue to do this sport.Responding to her own question, she added that she had the pure determination that I can overcome the setbacks and still deliver my best.Pearson had strapping on her left hamstring when she raced in Birmingham, and trailed home in seventh place in 13.25 seconds -- almost a second slower than her personal best and a time she described as disgusting.Immediately after the Birmingham race, Pearson cited her silver medal at the 2013 world championships only six races back from injury and her win at the 2014 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow as examples of her ability to overcome the injuries and the odds against her.Last year was a write off, lets forget about that, she said. I know Ive done it in the past and I think its very realistic that I can keep doing it this year. ' ' '