ShedDweller
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You are correct that the ‘words’ of the clause don‘t expressly mention his type of interference as an offside.
However, he was ‘shepherding the ball’ and protecting it from the defenders.
He was actively playing the ball by doing this, he doesn’t need to touch it, that is clear in the clause.
If Rashford is knowingly doing this then thats cheating and unsportsmanlike conduct as well so should have been given a yellow card.