Fulham
Man United
Match summary
Fulham and Man United shared the points in a 1-1 draw. It was goalless at half-time.
Martínez's own goal put Fulham ahead in the 63rd minute and Matheus Cunha equalised in the 89th minute, set up by Patrick Dorgu.
Man United had the better of the chances, with 2.19 expected goals (xG) from 29 shots to Fulham's 1.72 from 12.
Fulham hosted Man United in a Premier League fixture on matchday 5 that ended in a 1-1 draw after the teams were level at 0-0 at half-time. Man United dominated territory and possession, recording 57 percent possession to Fulham's 43 percent, alongside 29 total shots to Fulham's 12. Man United won 13 corners compared to Fulham's 3, and registered 80 dangerous attacks against 30 for the home side. Both teams managed 6 shots on target, while expected goals stood at 1.72 for Fulham and 2.19 for Man United. Fulham committed 9 fouls and received 3 yellow cards, while Man United committed 5 fouls and received 0 yellow cards.
The first half saw notable chances go begging, with Gonzalo García missing an effort for Fulham in minute 17, while Bruno Fernandes and Marcus Rashford both missed off target for Man United in minutes 24 and 43 respectively. Josh King received a yellow card for simulation for Fulham in minute 45, followed by a yellow card for Timothy Castagne in minute 50 for a foul. Fulham broke the deadlock in minute 63 when Lisandro Martínez scored an own goal, putting the ball into his own net to make the score 1-0. Following multiple substitutions for both sides, Rodrigo Muniz was shown a yellow card for time wasting in minute 85. Matheus Cunha secured the draw for Man United in minute 89 with a right foot shot, bringing the final score to 1-1.
