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Fulham host West Ham in the Premier League
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Fulham are in the relegation zone, eight points adrift of Burnley and Newcastle, and the Cottagers have not won a league game since November. Scott Parker’s team are winless in their last 19 Premier League London derbies, with only Crystal Palace having a longer such run in top-flight history. They have also conceded in each of their last 28 league London derbies. Fulham’s campaign doesn’t bode well for their Premier League future, as they have won just two of their 21 matches this season – in league history, 13 of the 15 previous top-flight teams with two or fewer wins after 21 matches were relegated.
Meanwhile, West Ham are experiencing a season to remember and find themselves fifth in the table – just two points behind Premier League champions Liverpool. The Hammers have won five of their last six league games including a 3-1 win at Aston Villa. Loanee Jesse Lingard scored twice on his debut for David Moyes’ side, while in-form midfielder Tomas Soucek netted his eighth league goal of the season. West Ham have won their last away London derby in the league – a 3-2 win against Crystal Palace – which ended a run of six derbies without a win and five losses. Follow all the action live below:
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NEWCASTLE 3-2 SOUTHAMPTON (87’)
Newcastle deal with a couple of corners, but Southampton keep coming.
Callum Rice-Coates6 February 2021 16:48
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NEWCASTLE 3-2 SOUTHAMPTON (86’)
Vestergaard sends an inviting cross into the box and Dummett gets a crucial touch on it to turn the ball behind.
Callum Rice-Coates6 February 2021 16:47
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NEWCASTLE 3-2 SOUTHAMPTON (85’)
The ball drops to Adams on the edge of the box and he fires his shot over the bar. Ward-Prowse waves his arms in frustration.
Callum Rice-Coates6 February 2021 16:46
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NEWCASTLE 3-2 SOUTHAMPTON (84’)
Vestergaard's pass into the path of Bertrand is a little loose and allows Krafth to come across. He hits the ball against the Southampton man and wins a goal kick.
Callum Rice-Coates6 February 2021 16:45
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NEWCASTLE 3-2 SOUTHAMPTON (82’)
Redmond crosses from the right and Darlow punches clear. All eight of Newcastle's outfield players are staying as compact as possible.
Callum Rice-Coates6 February 2021 16:44
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NEWCASTLE 3-2 SOUTHAMPTON (81’)
Southampton send N'Lundulu on in place of Stephens.
Callum Rice-Coates6 February 2021 16:42
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NEWCASTLE 3-2 SOUTHAMPTON (80’)
Newcastle are down to nine men now having made all of their substitutions. This will be a long ten minutes for the hosts.
Callum Rice-Coates6 February 2021 16:41
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NEWCASTLE 3-2 SOUTHAMPTON (79’)
Schar is stretchered off as Newcastle lose a third player to injury.
Callum Rice-Coates6 February 2021 16:40
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NEWCASTLE 3-2 SOUTHAMPTON (76’)
Schar looks in real pain. It seems to be his left knee.
Callum Rice-Coates6 February 2021 16:37
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NEWCASTLE 3-2 SOUTHAMPTON (75’)
Schar takes the free kick and slams it into the wall. He tries to shoot again as the rebound breaks but injures himself as Bednarek makes the block. The physios rush on.
Callum Rice-Coates6 February 2021 16:36