Wisteria rather than hysteria on a fine afternoon by the Thames : Picture by @YTJourno Premier League Fulham (1) 1 Sessegnon 43 Aston Villa (0) 0 Ryan Sessegnon's first goal since November 1 - his third on the season - was just enough to get the better of Europa League semi-finalists Aston Villa in a mostly lukewarm encounter. Victory is unlikely to carry much lasting significance. Fulham were delighted to claim their 10th home win of the season after a largely artisenal effo

By Alessandro Schiavone While Arsenal look increasingly likely to cement their serial bottlers status once more on current form following their 2-1 defeat at Man City yesterday, their hated rivals from down the road Tottenham Hotspur are flirting with a shock relegation, and two-time European kings Chelsea could miss out on the Champions League once again, with fifth-placed Liverpool now holding a SEVEN-point lead. And that with only five fixtures left to negotiate before

On sale today : Picture by @YTJourno Premier League Brentford 0 Fulham 0 A frantic game full of good intentions meandered to the conclusion which had looked on the cards almost from the word go. The Bees will feel they did enough to pinch it towards the end - when it needed a superb Bernd Leno save to ensure parity - but this was game of modest and only fleeting excitement. For once, Harry Wilson was not able to turn the game Fulham's way. He had scored in the previous three

Roll up, roll up : Picture by @YTJourno Premier League Fulham (0) 3 King 67, Wilson 73, Jimenez 90+5 Burnley (0) 1 Flemming 60 Laurent s/o 90+4 Josh King finally has that first Premier League goal for Fulham in the bag - as he capitalised on a spill from keeper Martin Dubravka to set Marco Silva's men on their way to victory. When the keeper failed to gather Sander Berge's chip into the middle, King was able to twist and turn a shot in from close range - to his obvious deligh

Any regrets? Picture by @CapitalFootball It was the issue bugging many a frustrated Fulham fan as the Whites bowed out of the FA Cup in such a deflating way. Beaten on home soil by Championship side Southampton after conceding an injury time penalty. There could be no excuses about the defeat, even if they were arguably unlucky to have a goal chalked off when Saints tried to take a quick free-kick that they messed up to gift a free shot for Rodrigo Muniz. The talking point w

Reed all about it : Picture by @YTJourno FA Cup 5th Round Fulham (0) 0 Southampton (0) 1 Stewart pen 90+1 Fulham's golden opportunity to reach another FA Cup quarter-final floundered at the Cottage as they turned in another feeble performance that got the late kick in the teeth it had invited. It was not a full-blooded challenge by Joachim Andersen on Finn Azaz but there was enough in it for a penalty to be awarded, just as we began six minutes of injury time and sub Ross St

Old Father Thames - oh mist rolling in from.... : Picture by @YTJourno Premier League Fulham (0) 0 West Ham (0) 1 Summerville 65 So who's need was going to be the greater? Would Fulham's desire to get into the European conversation prevail or would it be the Hammers' survival instincts? The first half offered few clues. The game was a morass of mistakes and scrappiness. It always seemed likely that an error would decide it and it was the Hammers who made the most of it when C

Picture: Wikimedia Commons March 7/8: FA Cup 5th Round Fulham v Southampton Mansfield Town v Arsenal Wrexham v Chelsea West Ham v Brentford Other ties: Port Vale/Bristol City v Sunderland Newcastle v Man City Leeds v Norwich City Wolves v Liverpool Brentford's slender Monday night win at non-league giant killers Macclesfield has earned them a fifth round tie at West Ham - a clash which will leave the winners one game away from a semi-final at Wembley. The teams met in the th

Fulham (1) 1 Mykolenko OG 18’ Everton (0) 2 Dewsbury-Hall 75’, Leno OG 83’ Fulham’s European ambitions took a hit as they surrendered a lead to lose against Everton. A Vitali Mykolenko own goal gave Marco Silva’s side the lead amid a flurry of chances, but a flat second-half showing allowed the visitors to turn the game around. One-time Chelsea midfielder Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall swept home to level the scores before Jake O’Brien got the better of Bernd Leno at a corner and fo

Exclusive by Alessandro Schiavone Former Fulham defender Marlon Fossey has spoken exclusively to Capital Football to recall his days at the club, a potential return to England and the odds of ex-teammate and friend Harvey Elliott sealing a return to Craven Cottage... and the fans' potential uproar. His memories of Fulham : "I had a competitive game in the Carabao Cup. It could have been a lot more but I learned a lot at the club. I grew as a man and was around a lot of first-