Last-gasp strike seals it for Fulham vs Man U

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MANCHESTER, February 24

Alex Iwobi scored deep in stoppage time as Fulham shocked sub-par Manchester United 2-1 in the Premier League today, the London side’s first win at Old Trafford since 2003.

United, who lost for the first time in six league matches, are sixth in the table on 44 points, eight behind fourth-placed Aston Villa. Fulham are 12th on 32 points.

Meanwhile, Aston Villa held off a spirited comeback attempt from Nottingham Forest to secure a 4-2 home win, with the hosts’ Douglas Luiz netting twice. — Reuters

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