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Fulham Booed Off After Third Defeat in a Row

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Fulham were booed off by some supporters following the 3-2 Premier League defeat by Crystal Palace at Craven Cottage. Having led twice in the first half, Alvaro Arbeloa’s side fell to a third consecutive Premier League defeat since he replaced Marco Silva, who joined Benfica in the summer following five years in charge. Josh King [...]

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[Sports Chosun Reporter Noh Joo-hwan] Spanish manager Alvaro Arbeloa, the new head coach of EPL club Fulham, is facing a major crisis as the team suffers a slump of three consecutive losses since the start of the season. In addition to the decline in team performance, allegations of discord with some players are also being raised. Manager Arbeloa previously suffered from internal squad conflicts when he spent half a season as a "firefighter" at …

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Those of Arbeloa, going down to Championship... despite the goal of Palacios

·Madrid, Spain
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First career double for Tyrick Mitchell, outside the Crystal Palace who took the scene in Craven Cottage in the victory against Fulham. It ends 3-2 for the Eagles, where the temporary 2-2 became viral. At 54' his left is diverted first by Castagne and then by Pino, Garcia drives away but still on the feet of Mitchell who strikes in precarious balance. A carambola that eludes however Garcia's second rescue for a real 'gollonzo'... THE HIGHLIGHTS …

·Italy
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Fulham, a young project but in difficulty and not so much: the former Real Madrid Alvaro Arbeloa under pressure after 0/9 The start of the Fulham season by Álvaro Arbeloa, a Spanish technician at the first experience in the Premier League, is extremely complicated. After three days, the Cottagers are still at zero, a figure photographing difficulties [...]

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Marca broke the news in Madrid, Spain on Saturday, September 5, 2026.
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