Fulham vs Manchester United LIVE: Premier League latest score, match stream, goal updates and fan reaction
Fulham vs Man Utd LIVE Getty Arthur Ferridge , Sports Reporter @ ArthurFerridge | Oli Gent , Sports Reporter @ oli_gent at Craven Cottage 4 minutes ago Fulham vs Manchester United LIVE
Manchester United make the trip to Fulham this afternoon looking to end a run of three games in all competitions without a victory. The pressure has piled on Michael Carrick after an unconvincing start to the new Premier League season, the Englishman’s first as United’s permanent manager having been handed the job on a full-time basis in the summer.
The Red Devils drew with Everton before losing the Manchester derby to Manchester City in their most recent league outings, and they suffered a premature Carabao Cup exit at the hands of Brighton in midweek with a disappointing collapse at Old Trafford. They will be hoping to rectify their situation here, against Alvaro Arbeloa’s Cottagers, who themselves have not won a league game under their new boss.
The west Londoners drew with Liverpool before beating West Ham in the Carabao Cup third round earlier this week, and they will be out to capitalise on any uncertain in the travelling ranks. Keep up to date with all the latest from Craven Cottage with our live blog below, with expert insight and analysis from Oli Gent at the ground.
A huge slice of luck for the equaliser as Cuha's effort cannons in off Affengruber. So, so harsh on the hosts.
90+2mins: United are pushing for an equaliser. Fulham have everyone behind the ball.
Cunha saves the day for United! He fires home from the edge of the area via a significant deflection to level it up.
86mins: There is a penalty shout for United here as Martinez’s shot appears to have ricocheted off Bassey’s hand, but VAR checks and clears the incident.
85mins: One more roll of the dice from Michael Carrick as Patrick Dorgu replaces Luke Shaw.
There is a deserved ovation for both Garcia and King as they are sacrificed and Arbeloa looks to protect what he has, with Andersen entering the fray alongside Muniz. Mount is on for United, replacing Mainoo, as Carrick goes to more of a 4-3-3 shape, with Tielemans as the sole sitter. Let's see how that tweak goes.
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