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Marcus Rashford is full of confidence going into this summer\u2019s Euros (Picture: Getty Images)Marcus Rashford feels the experience of the 2018 World Cup will see England succeed at the European Championships this summer, with the young squad having learned from their remarkable run to the semi-finals three years ago.
\nRashford was part of Gareth Southgate\u2019s squad which made it to the final four in Russia, eventually falling to Croatia in the semis.
\nThe Manchester United forward will be in the squad again this summer as England look to win the Euros for the first time, and the talented Three Lions outfit go in as one of the favourites to lift the trophy on 11 July.
\n England seemed to run out of steam three years ago, taking an early lead in the semi-final but petering out to a 2-1 defeat after extra-time.
\nIt was England\u2019s first major semi-final since Euro \u201996, though, and Rashford feels that experience \u2013 along with some exciting additions to the squad over the last couple of years \u2013 will play a big part in the team\u2019s success this time around.
\n\u2018We\u2019ve got a good chance,\u2019 Rashford told Men\u2019s Health UK. \u2018The talent and ability in the team is as high as I have seen it.
\n\u2018A lot of it is down to self-belief. I was speaking to some of the players and I think the only thing that stopped us last time was entering that element of the unknown. <\/p>\n
(Picture: Chris Floyd \/ Men\u2019s Health)\u2018We hadn\u2019t been that far as a team before and we didn\u2019t know what to expect\u2026I feel like we\u2019ve learnt from those experiences, plus we\u2019ve got a few new talented faces in the squad. We\u2019re looking at a really good balance and you need balance to win trophies.
\n\u2018We\u2019re definitely more prepared now. If we go into a semi-final again we will control it much better \u2013 100 per cent. We\u2019ll try and play our football. Last time it just turned into \u201cattack, attack, attack\u201d and we stopped doing the basics.
\n\u2018I feel like we\u2019ve learned from it and we\u2019re a lot more capable of doing greater things now.\u2019
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Another unquestionable bonus for England is that all their group games will be played at Wembley, and the possibility of lifting the title having played just one game outside the country.
\nBoth semi-finals and the final are held in north London and Rashford is aware of how fortunate England are to be in this situation.
\n\u2018It\u2019s a massive, massive advantage,\u2019 he said. \u2018To play so many games at our home stadium and hopefully in front of our home fans \u2013 that\u2019s just not going to happen again. So everyone is excited and ready.
\n\u2018The main thing is to get yourself physically prepared because it\u2019s tough \u2013 you play so many games during the season and then the tournament comes straight after\u2026It\u2019s something I\u2019m so excited for and I believe in what the manager, the staff and the players can do.\u2019
\nEngland\u2019s squad for the Euros will be announced at 1pm on Tuesday 25 May.
\nRead the full\u00a0Marcus Rashford and Tom Kerridge\u00a0interview\u00a0in the June issue of\u00a0Men\u2019s Health\u00a0UK, on sale from 26th\u00a0May<\/p>\n
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