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THIS was a televised game the events of which were watched by many across the Holme and Spen Valleys and one half of the Steel City football divide – not ...

They would have a big scare early in the second half, but thankfully Bobby Decordova-Reid proved not to be a member of the wide awake club. The hosts had two huge chances and passed them by. But aside from that and Fry’s error to let in Mitrovic, Boro had few alarms with Joe Lumley protected well. Harrison Reed, whose searing break and early cross just required a touch in front of goal from a supporting Fulham player, hinted at plenty. Without one of the top operators in his position in the division this season in Isaiah Jones, who failed to start a league game for the first time since the end of October due to illness, Wilder’s side went out via the ‘front door’ as he likes to put it. A stirring ovation for his team at the final whistle was something.

What a crazy night that was. As ever, Cam puts his spin on things and the wheels of automatic promotion just keep on turning. All aboard!

For a defender, a student of his trade at the age of 34, that is as close to a 10/10 you can possibly get. The American stifled daunting phases, he rallied his comrades constantly to secure the hardiest victory of the campaign and with a popped sniffer, literally taking one for the team, Fulham’s defensive line was practically impenetrable. Obviously, the Dutchman is out of regular matchday involvement and against Middlesbrough, his evening was always going to be demanding but it was the simple side of the game that he mismanaged, rather than complex tactical requests. Against Middlesbrough, virtually all of these convenient attributes were prominent in his outing and a solitary flash of finesse made all the difference in the heat of the battle. He and Aleksandar Mitrovic have forged a relationship that promises bulging nets and as Harry’s feathered set-piece sailed into a vacant corridor, Mitro emphatically butted his 38th goal of the season in the 73rd minute of play. We have witnessed 7-0 decimations, we have ground out toilsome single-goal triumphs at treacherous destinations on the road but this result, in the driving rain at a rocking Riverside, is by far the most satisfying of the campaign.

Gabby Agbonlahor has urged Fabio Carvalho to stay at Fulham for another year instead of joining Liverpool. It's no secret that the Premier League giants ...

Even stay at Fulham where he’s going to get a chance to play in the Premier League next season. He’s not going to start in that team, there are too many better players. “If I was him I would go to a Premier League club where he’s going to play.

The Reds came close to capturing promising attacking midfielder Carvalho on January transfer deadline day before running out of time to complete the deal.

He’s not going to get the game time at the moment at Liverpool." Even stay at Fulham where he’s going to get a chance to play in the Premier League next season. Speaking to Football Insider, he said: “If I was him, I wouldn’t go there because you’re not going to play.

Liverpool have reportedly tied up a deal to sign Fabio Carvalho in the summer. The 19-year old ...

Fulham will also retain a sell-on clause of around 20 per cent. Liverpool failed with a deadline day attempt to sign Carvalho in January. A deal looked set to be agreed that would have allowed him to remain at Craven Cottage until the end of the season, but the Premier League giants could not get it over the line in time. Liverpool have reportedly tied up a deal to sign Fabio Carvalho in the summer.

Liverpool have agreed a deal with Fulham for the transfer of Fabio Carvalho according to a report.

Fabrizio Romano has now confirmed however that the medical is complete and the deal is done which will cost Liverpool £5million plus £2.7 million in add ons. Liverpool have agreed a deal with Fulham for the transfer of Fabio Carvalho according to a report. Report: Liverpool Agree Deal For Transfer Of Fabio Carvalho From Fulham

Liverpool have concluded a deal for Fabio Carvalho that will see the exciting winger join from Fulham for €5m (£4.17m) plus add-ons in the summer.

He will now do so on 1 July – when his contract with Fulham expires – with the transfer expected to be officially announced next month. The add-on payments will be in the region of £2.7m with Liverpool also agreeing to a £20% sell-on fee. Jürgen Klopp never lost interest in the 19-year-old, however, and with his contract ending in the summer, was determined to sign him before he became a free transfer and thus hugely attractive to rival bidders.

Liverpool have finalised terms with Championship side Fulham to sign teenage ...

I am pleased with the way he has adapted at our football club, but talking about his future is too early for us.” Carvalho's contract is up at the end of the season but Fulham are still entitled to compensation if they lose him for free. Neco is fully focused in his role at this football club, we are focused on taking the best from him.

The Reds tried to sign the Portuguese teenager back in January 2022, although ultimately ran out of time to get the transfer finalised. Liverpool believe they have won the race to sign Fulham wonderkid Fabio Carvalho, GOAL can confirm.

We will see what happens." "It's obviously not in our hands. We are obviously still interested, it would be crazy if we are not.

A deal for Fabio Carvalho to join Liverpool from Championship side Fulham is reportedly close to being completed.

He’d had his medical in Liverpool but then the deal collapsed because of the timing. However, this time, things are expected to go through smoothly. "The deal is close to be done, close to be completed."

A deal for Fabio Carvalho to join Liverpool from Championship side Fulham is reportedly close to being completed.

He’d had his medical in Liverpool but then the deal collapsed because of the timing. However, this time, things are expected to go through smoothly. "The deal is close to be done, close to be completed."

The Reds tried to sign the 19-year-old during the January transfer window and had agreed a deal with the Championship side but the transfer to Anfield ended ...

When asked if Liverpool were still interested in the move in February, Klopp answered: 'I don't know. A fee of £8million had been agreed between Fulham and Liverpool for the youngster - A fee of £8million had been agreed between the two clubs for the youngster

Neco Williams has impressed on loan at Fulham but keeping the Liverpool loanee in West London could be a tall order.

I am pleased with the way he has adapted at our football club, but talking about his future is too early for us.” His intensity and the way he supported our offensive game has been fantastic and he is a young lad who always gives his best. Neco is fully focused in his role at this football club, we are focused on taking the best from him.

Jurgen Klopp is reportedly on board with sanctioning a familiar deal for a second time in a move that could determine the fate of Joe Gomez.

The days of James Milner deputising in the position now seem to be over. What’s more, it would allow him to feature regularly ahead of a potential Wales appearance at the Qatar World Cup. He is gaining vital experience in London – something that would be in far shorter supply behind Alexander-Arnold at Anfield. That means his potential return to Anfield next year could close out one of Gomez’s avenues to match action. Gomez, 24, has struggled to achieve minutes in his recognised position of centre-back this season. The sanctioning of that deal would also mean Gomez would need to be retained to cover at right-back.

Fulham boss Marco Silva says it is 'too early' to start talking about the possibility of signing Liverpool's Neco Williams this summer.

Williams made his Premier League debut for Liverpool during the 2019/20 season. “I am pleased with the way he has adapted at our football club, but talking about his future is too early for us.” Fulham boss Marco Silva says it is ‘too early’ to start talking about the possibility of signing Liverpool’s Neco Williams this summer.

Live match updates as Middlesbrough take on Fulham in the Championship at the Riverside.

He gets a cross in and Mitrovic is back post with the header but it's tame to Lumley's right and an easy save. He slides it across the face of the goal but Reid can only touch it the wrong side of the post. He nods into the path of Reid who then nods onto Wilson advancing into the box. Few 'waheys' from teh crowd as Wilder provides a nice little backheel flick as the ball goes towards him out of play. Crosses from the left and Crooks arrives to volley at goal but Ream gets a block that sends it over. Great run from tav from just inside the half. Great sliding tackle by Bola. Ball goes forward and is eventually inside to Sporar who hits one from outside the area, low to the keeper's near post. That's so close from Reid sliding in at the backpost but stabbing it wide. Applause at FT from home fans in appreciation of the effort. Mitrovic ghosts in unmarked and heads well into the far corner. Resulting free-kick from the Crooks challenge is swung in and Wilder will be fuming with that. Good effort from Boro against the runaway leaders.

Digital Sports Writer Matty Jones was watching the game and scored the players performances… BORO XI: 6 Lumley – Distribution was okay from the back and kept ...

6 Coburn 76’ – He should have scored from Bola’s cross to level the game late on. 6 Crooks – Was unlucky with a chance in the first half that was deflected over. 7 McNair – His influence in attack grew in the second half. Gave them a new lease of attack on the left. Laid on two great chances they should have scored. 6 Peltier – Did well going up and doing but was withdrawn early in the second half with Boro needing to change the game.

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Aleksandar Mitrovic's 38th league goal of the season clinched Fulham a 1-0 win at Middlesbrough and lifted them 11 points clear at the top of the ...

Brennan Johnson’s 14th league goal of the season gave Forest a half-time lead and James Garner added a second in the 61st minute. It was Fulham’s 13th league win on the road this season in their fifth successive away game, while goal machine Mitrovic struck his 41st goal in 45 appearances in all competitions. Aleksandar Mitrovic's 38th league goal of the season clinched Fulham a 1-0 win at Middlesbrough and lifted them 11 points clear at the top of the Championship.

HERE are the Middlesbrough FC player ratings from Wednesday evening's Championship game against Fulham at the Riverside Stadium.

Got sharper and went close on the restart. Sporar: Could not get much change out of Ream and Adarabioyo early on. Didn't let the team down. Peltier: Sworn in on the right with Jones absent. But he and Fry would not have been happy with the goal, which spoilt things. McNair: Dominant performance at the back.

Championship football is back as we watch Middlesborough play host to Fulham. Here's everything you need to know about the game.

It’s really difficult to call this one – so we’ll say 1-1. Fulham look slightly better, but the Riverside is an intimidating place to come play your stuff. They currently sit 5th and are well on for a playoff spot.

Aleksandar Mitrovic's 38th goal of the season moved leaders Fulham 17 points clear of the Sky Bet Championship's play-off zone as they claimed a 1-0 win at ...

Then in the 73rd minute the prolific Mitrovic headed Fulham in front with a fine glancing header from Harry Wilson’s free-kick after Crooks had conceded a free-kick. And with 23 minutes on the clock Mitrovic had the first clear-cut chance after Fulham turned defence into attack, with a hint of controversy too. Even though Middlesbrough had plenty of the ball in the early exchanges, Fulham’s quality in possession and ability to use the width of the pitch gave Chris Wilder’s men plenty to think about from the off.

Fulham's Aleksandar Mitrovic celebrates scoring their side's first goal of the game. Image: Alamy Stock Photo. ALEKSANDAR MITROVIC'S 38th goal of the season ...

Steve Cooper’s side had to work hard for their win but Brennan Johnson’s 15th goal of the season and a well-taken strike from James Garner, either side of half-time, put them on course for a precious three points. And with 23 minutes on the clock Mitrovic had the first clear-cut chance after Fulham turned defence into attack, with a hint of controversy too. Even though Middlesbrough had plenty of the ball in the early exchanges, Fulham’s quality in possession and ability to use the width of the pitch gave Chris Wilder’s men plenty to think about from the off.