Key events
“Armanal fans will feel at least a slight tug of heart to see the names of Emile Smith Rowe and Alex Iwobi on the opposition teamsheet,” Charles Antakis writes. Fair games and, apparently, nice young people who do it a little; but, in doing so, he allowed the right to shoot the club. Various forms, injuries and crucially, the emergence of certain players have made them better. So they prosper and flourish at Fulham, except between the hours of 2 and 3.30 today. Say four o’clock, just in case.
He agreed. The players are both good and fun – if he had stayed fit, it might have turned out differently for Smith Rowe – and both could be aggravating this afternoon.
Email! “Especially a big cry for Lukic among Fulham’s arsenal,” chuckles Mammillaria Hahniana. “Observance.”
In and just right.
Meanwhile, the armory I’ll do the version they always do. He will lose to play through Martin Odegaard and try to get Bukayo Saka on the ball as often as possible. His battle with the excellent Antonio Robinson should be a lot of fun to watch.
So that’s where the game is Fulham? My feeling is that while Berge and Lukic will try and block the midfield, they will rely on the focus to protect the box properly and look for the ball out wide quickly with possession.
Of course, it’s not about size Armory. They are now without Gabriele and Beniam Albo, news that did not escape Marco Silva. In midweek, Manchester United’s failure to target Zinchenko, not the world’s top defender, was odd in the end, but it seems credible that Iwobi and Traoré are playing from the left and are not ordered to go after Partey, no right. – back And it is also likely that Jiménez will attack Kiwior, with Lukic brought in to block the midfield, partly to attack Arsneal’s power, but partly to allow the players freedom to play.
For that Armory, Zinchenko is without injury, so Thomas Partey to full return with Jorginho coming into the midfield, while attacking, Leandro Trossard is not Gabriel Martinelli.
Marcus Silva makes four appearances for the side as they beat Brighton. Out go Castagne, Wilson and Muniz, who are on the bench, with Kenny Tete, Sasa Lukic and Raúl Jiménez coming on; Also missing is Reiss Nelson, injured, but unable to play in any case for the parent club, and his spot goes to Adam Traoré.
Ah, not yet enough — Artetz speaks. He says that Zinchenko is injured, but the players must adapt in time, and they will certainly be fine. he knows Fulham They have good invaders, but he knows that if you play in England, the weather will be the thing that serves you best.
Of course, this team will be closer to the leaders, but they have the right to win here, against a team with good managerial skills and consistency.
I will write these then we shall have what they mean.
Some of the policies are important.
Fulham (4-2-3-1); Leno; Tete, Diop, Bassey, Robinson; Berge, Lukic; Adama, Smith Rowe, Iwobi; Jimenez. Subs: Benda, Castagne, Cuenca, Sessegnon, Andreas, Rex, Godo, Wilson, Muniz.
Armory (4-3-3-); Raya; Partey, Saliba, Kiwior, Matters; Jorginho, Rice, Odegaard; Saka, Havertz, Trossard. Subs: Neto, Tierney, Heaven, Lewis-Skelly, Merino, Sterling, Jesus, Martinelli, Nwaneri.
Referee: Christopher Kavanagh (Manchester)
The beginning
We’re all sitting there watching our teams, doing our nuts, yet another first-person angle, then another screen beyond the back. How difficult can it be, we wonder, for teachers, especially at the elite level, hard enough to practice enough?
both Armory The answer is, and although we don’t know how much work went into cultivating the power, we have every idea that it could be done and has been for as long as this game has been around. Of course, it’s nothing new: George Graham’s keepers in 1988-89 and 1990-91 were owners of a near-post tradition, almost impossible to defend when executed well. But the combination of Mikel Arteta’s more versatile side is such that corners are now an opportunity for his side: everyone knows something is coming, but no one but the players know exactly what – and even then…
Or put it another way, you don’t make mistakes, and it’s not ugly, you work, and you’re not ugly. Both parts should be great for those who are not negligent, and to see things properly and creatively, with body and terror, is a kind of beauty. It’s really that simple.
Granted, not everyone makes a yard and sticks to the form; Fulham have a problem this afternoon. But apart from Wolves’ home losses, they are too respectable, eighth in the table with the environment to move higher with their last five games victory over Brentford, Palace and Brighton along with spurs. They won’t be afraid of Arsenal and, in Emile Smith Rowe, they are boasting an array of young players desperate to show their former club what they want. This is going to be good.
Kick off: 2pm GMT