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A late moment of magic from Oscar Bobb secured a narrow 1-0 victory for Fulham at Coventry to make it back-to-back Premier League wins for Alvaro Arbeloa’s side.
The game looked set for a stalemate until the Norway playmaker danced into the box and curled a shot into the far corner in the 80th minute, breaking the deadlock in what had been a frustrating fixture for the visitors.
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Oscar Bobb’s late goal made it back-to-back Premier League wins for Fulham as they claimed victory at Coventry City.
In a game which otherwise lacked quality, Bobb weaved past a defender in a crowded penalty area before whipping an excellent strike into the bottom corner to score the game’s only goal.
In the first half, it was Fulham’s Josh King who came closest to delivering an opener when he sent
Fulham boss Alvaro Arbeloa says securing the club’s first Premier League victory of the season before a crunch period of games for them was “massive”.
The Cottagers had been winless in their previous six league matches but secured all three points against Hull City thanks to Alex Iwobi’s 33rd-minute strike.
The result offered respite for head coach Arbeloa, who succeeded Marco Silva in the Craven Cottage hot seat in July
When Marco Silva was appointed Fulham boss in 2021 he brought a stability to the club that ensured they were competitive in the Premier League, without ever really being in danger of being relegated.
Silva departed in the summer to become head coach of Benfica and in appointing Arbeloa as his replacement, Fulham were undoubtedly taking a bit of a gamble.
The former Liverpool and Real Madrid player arrived with
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Fulham remain winless in the Premier League under Alvaro Arbeloa after Ipswich stung them with two late goals in a 2-1 win.
The game was there for the taking for the visitors after Ryan Sessegnon fired them into a lead but Abdoul Ouattara equalised on 88 minutes before Dara O’Shea completed the turnaround in stoppage time for Town.
Arbeloa’s team had chances to seal the points when 1-0 up but
Man Utd rescue late Fulham point after horror Martinez own goal
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Man Utd rescue late Fulham point after horror Martinez own goal
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Bernd Leno: On his toes to make an early save from Lisandro Martinez and scrambling when Matheus Cunha’s effort looped on to a post. Denied Bryan Mbeumo with full-length save. 7
Timothy Castagne: Booked for bringing Marcus Rashford down as Manchester United broke in the second half. 6
David Affengruber: Excellent defence-splitting pass to release Josh King, but he couldn’t finish. Exceptionally fortunate to escape after being outwitted by Cunha
Matheus Cunha’s deflected strike rescued a point for Manchester United late on to deny Fulham a first Premier League win of the season.
Lisandro Martinez’s bizarre own goal at Craven Cottage had looked set to condemn the visitors to a third consecutive defeat.
However, with just a minute of the 90 remaining, Cunha’s shot from 20 yards took a wicked deflection off Fulham centre-back David Affengruber, wrongfooted goalkeeper Bernd Leno
