Fulham 1 Man Utd 2 LIVE REACTION: Red Devils win game late after 18-year-old Garnacho’s 93rd-minute goal – updates
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MANCHESTER UNITED beat Fulham 2-1 thanks to Alejandro Garnacho's 93rd-minute winner at Craven Cottage.
Christian Eriksen opened the scoring for the Red Devils but Daniel James equalised halfway through the second half.
And with seconds to go, Garnacho won it late by slotting into the corner past Bernd Leno.
- RESULT: Fulham 1-2 Man Utd
- Fulham XI: Leno, De Cordova-Reid, Diop, Ream, Robinson, Palhinha, Cairney, Andreas, Wilson, Vinicius, Willian
- Man Utd XI: De Gea, Malacia, Lindelof, Martinez, Shaw, Casemiro, Eriksen, Bruno Fernandes, Martial, Rashford, Elanga
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Manchester United injury news
Cristiano Ronaldo has been suffering from illness in the week so is a doubt for this one.
Raphael Varane, Brandon Williams and Axel Tuanzebe are all ruled out for Erik Ten Hag’s side, but Antony could be in line to return after recovering from a hip injury.
We'll have the official teams news in around 15 minutes' time.
Fulham injury news
The big news for Fulham is that Aleksandar Mitrovic has been ruled out of today’s match after picking up a foot injury.
Marco Silva is also unable to call upon Neeskens Kebano and Manor Solomon due to injury.
Kenny Tate and Harrison Reed both miss out through suspension.
Hello from Craven Cottage
Good afternoon and welcome to our coverage of the Premier League fixture between Fulham and Manchester United.
Today’s game is the final Premier League fixture before the domestic season takes a break for the World Cup in Qatar.
Fulham have surprised many onlookers with their performances in this campaign and could leapfrog Chelsea and possibly even Brighton (depending on the result of their game against Aston Villa) with a win today.
The Red Devils are currently fifth in the Premier League table, six points behind Tottenham and the pressure is on Erik Ten Hag’s team to close that gap to the top four.
Fulham were unfortunate to lose away at the Etihad last weekend when Erling Haaland’s 95th minute penalty decided the game in Manchester City’s favour.
Manchester United, meanwhile, were comprehensively beaten at Villa Park in a match that was reminiscent of the Red Devils’ early season form.
The result was certainly a surprising one, especially considering that Erik Ten Hag’s team were on a nine-match unbeaten run heading into the game.
Fulham have to look back to December 2009 for the last time they beat Manchester United in the league, so a win for the home team here would certainly be a turn up for the books.
Who are you backing for this one?