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Zion Suzuki: A debut for the £30m goalkeeper from Parma who had no chance with the opening goal. He misjudged his first corner but his distribution caught the eye and will be useful this season. 7
Matty Cash: His usual solid display and got the better of Christos Tzolis, who was replaced at the break. 6
Pau Torres: Helped keep Arsenal at bay until they broke the deadlock in the
Fulham head coach Alvaro Arbeloa criticised his team’s attitude, commitment and desire after defeat by Sunderland, whose first Premier League win of the season came courtesy of substitute Wilson Isidor’s strike.
Isidor came on in the 64th minute and made a decisive impact in a scrappy game of few clear-cut chances.
He nearly scored when found unmarked in a central position in the penalty area, only to hit the foot
Hull clinch late victory over Coventry to continue winning start to PL return
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Southampton’s owner Dragan Solak was in attendance for the game, watching the teams walk out as the home fans loudly chanted in support of their head coach Eckert, and the Saints owner will have liked what he saw early on as Saints took the lead after eight minutes in the St Mary’s sunshine.
Flynn Downes slotted a pass through for Larin to chase and the Canada striker coolly struck the
Tottenham loanee Lankshear produced a clever flicked finish at the near post to open the scoring with less than five minutes on the clock before he doubled his tally on 27 minutes.
The England youth international’s 12th strike of the season was a superb one. He turned his man before curling the ball past Pierce Charles and into the top corner from distance.
Despite Oxford’s struggles, Lankshear, 21, has enjoyed
Million Manhoef’s brace helped Stoke return to winning ways with a comfortable victory at home to Watford.
Manhoef opened the scoring in the 28th minute, finishing calmly after Milan Smit teed him up perfectly.
The winger doubled Stoke’s lead in the second half, firing a powerful effort past keeper Egil Selvik following a counter-attack.
Nestory Irankunda briefly gave Watford hope with a fierce strike from the right, but Sam Gallagher
Ipswich brought their two Jacks – Taylor and Clarke – back into the starting line-up, but playmaker Marcelino Nunez was absent because of a knock, while Stoke made five changes, with the suspended Sorba Thomas and injured captain Ben Wilmot among 12 senior players unavailable.
The first clear chance of the game came the home side’s way as a quick break led to Jesurun Rak-Sakyi cutting the ball back to
Hull now face what could be a pivotal week as they play promotion rivals Ipswich Town and Millwall.
At Fratton Park the Tigers thought they had continued their momentum from Tuesday’s win over Derby as McBurnie put the ball in the net after Joe Gelhardt’s effort was saved, only to see the linesman’s flag go up for offside.
The early let-off spurred Pompey into action, with Terry Devlin’s long-range effort
Phil Parkinson’s men played with confidence from the outset as Kieffer Moore and Issa Kabore both tested Max Crocombe early on.
But the Lions settled and could have gone ahead on 27 minutes as Camiel Neghli nipped in front of Kabore at the back post, although he could only head Tristan Crama’s cross over.
Following a prolonged quiet spell, Azeez blazed over in the final seconds of the opening half
