VIDEO: Andy Murray plays tennis against England football legend Wayne Rooney
Andy Murray enjoyed some Scotland v England rivalry in Washington DC by hitting some balls on the court with Wayne Rooney.
The Scot is working his way back to fitness following a year out with a hip complaint, and next on his list of tournaments is the Citi Open in Washington next week.
Former England football captain Wayne Rooney has just joined DC United from Everton, and the ex-Manchester United star couldn’t resist popping down to Rock Creek Park to play some tennis with Murray.
Naturally, it has been caught on video, and you can watch it below.
Game recognize game.
When @andy_murray met @WayneRooney at #CO50 #DCU @dcunited pic.twitter.com/L1jnJO7V7h
— Citi Open (@CitiOpen) July 28, 2018
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