how to live healthy and longevity : https://goo.gl/3L1CLn how to learn super speed? https://goo.gl/cPZGKt FIFA's Secret 19: https://goo.gl/FfPqWF Southampton • Portuguese says he felt Saints would crumble despite early lead • Ryan Sessegnon praises Claudio Ranieri’s early effect on morale Cédric Soares criticised Southampton’s mental strength and tactical naivety after the 3-2 defeat to Fulham deepened their relegation fears and heightened the pressure on the manager, Mark Hughes. The right-back’s admission that he felt uncomfortable even after Stuart Armstrong’s early goal will do little to stop speculation over Hughes’s future. Southampton, who have won one of their first 13 league games, have dropped into the bottom three and Soares’s fears were confirmed when Fulham, finding inspiration in Claudio Ranieri’s first game since replacing Slavisa Jokanovic as manager, fought back to beat their relegation rivals at Craven Cottage. Claudio Ranieri has instant Fulham impact as Mitrovic sinks Southampton Read more “We were winning 1-0 and I had a feeling that we [would] get the 1-1 because we were very exposed, and then maybe after 1-1 our head was gone immediately,” Soares said. “We need to be more experienced in managing the game. It’s very small margins. When we concede we immediately get so down mentally, we get frustrated, maybe afraid to lose.” Southampton made a strong start and went ahead Mitrovic won it for Ranieri’s struggling side with a firm volley in the 63rd minute and the disgruntled travelling fans sang about Hughes getting sacked in the dying stages. “We were the better side but again we keep saying this, it’s the result that matters,” Soares said. “Three stupid goals. We have to try to push each other. We need to believe in ourselves. “There are ups and downs in football and this seems to be a long down right now. We took a few risks. We had more possession and I think we created more chances but they were very clinical. We had a lot of opportunities and didn’t score. “Everyone made some stupid decisions maybe. Sometimes we need to be more simple. We were a bit exposed because we were trying to take risks offensively. “I’ve been here four years and for the last year and a half it has been a little bit like this. We are winning and we get a draw or lose.” Hughes replaced Mauricio Pellegrino in March and kept Southampton in the Premier League last season. The former Stoke City manager was rewarded with a three-year deal in May Southampton’s board will want to see an improvement soon. Hughes’s side visit Leicester City in the delayed Carabao Cup fourth round tie on Tuesday and host Manchester United in the league on Saturday. “When we get a result I think we will have two or three wins,” Soares said. Fulham drew level on points with Cardiff City and Southampton after starting the day bottom of the table. They have conceded 33 goals, the most in the division, but Ryan Sessegnon has already seen evidence of Ran
The Observer Premier League In the end it felt so predictable. Twenty four hours after Neil Warnock admitted he would not put any money on Cardiff staying up, his players responded by picking up their first victory of the season to climb out of the bottom three at the expense of a Fulham side in freefall. There was a mixture of jubilation and relief in the loud cheers that greeted the final whistle as the home supporters celebrated their first top-flight win since April 2014, ending a run of five successive defeats and breathing fresh life into their season. “You look at the dressing room and it’s like we won the league last year,” Warnock said. Manchester City hammer Burnley with Leroy Sané adding the finishing touch Read more Fulham’s players, in contrast, looked shell-shocked. Slavisa Jokanovic’s side have won one of their nine league matches and, most alarmingly of all, conceded 25 goals in the process. Twelve have been shipped in the past three games and Jokanovic has his work cut out to find a solution. “The negative things kill us, we are not strong or solid enough in our box, we are conceding so easily,” the Fulham manager said. “It’s now mistakes from the beginning of the season.” The sight of André Schürrle opening the scoring with a wonderful 30-yard strike that arrowed into the top-left corner should have given the visitors some confidence, yet they were an accident waiting to happen at the back and it was no real surprise when Cardiff struck twice in the space of five minutes to turn the game around. Calum Chambers, looking desperately uncomfortable at right-back, was at fault for the first of those two goals and withdrawn at half-time. Cardiff, in fairness, deserve credit for exposing Fulham’s frailties. Josh Murphy, who scored their opener, was a constant threat on the left and Bobby Decordova-Reid, who registered his first goal for the club since joining from Bristol City for £10m in the summer, worked tirelessly as part of a three-prong attack. Callum Paterson was the focal point of that forward line and the makeshift striker – he joined Cardiff as a right-back – used his physical presence to unsettle Fulham throughout. His crucial goal midway through the second half was a case in point. Brighton’s Beram Kayal scrambles home to send abject Newcastle rock bottom Read more A goal feast had been on the cards from the start given the defensive records of the sides. Schürrle’s was the pick of the six, although that will be no consolation to Fulham, who will rue the way they allowed Cardiff to hit back immediately. Chambers was caught out of position after carelessly giving the ball way and Murphy, running into the space that opened up on the Cardiff left, curled a right-foot shot into the far corner. In the blink of an eye Cardiff were in front when Decordova-Reid coolly converted after Schürrle lost possession deep inside his own half. Although Ryan Sessegnon neatly dispatched Aleksandar Mitrovic’s clever fir
FacebookTwitterFacebook MessengerPinterestEmailcommentFulham coach Slavisa Jokanovic has likened teenager Ryan Sessegnon to Real Madrid left-back Marcelo.Sessegnon, 18, helped Fulham reach the Championship playoff final, scoring as they beat Derby County in the semifinals on Monday. Some have compared him to Real Madrid's Gareth Bale who, like Sessegnon, made his Championship debut at 16 when at Southampton."He can play in two positions, as left-back or at left wing, and that is why he is being
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Fulham vs Derby RECAP, Championship play-off semi-final second leg Kate McGreavy Host commentator 21:48 Fulham in Championship play-off final Fulham will play either Aston Villa or Middlesbrough in the Championship play-off final for a place in the Premier League on Saturday, May 26. Ryan Sessegnon's and Denis Odoi's goals were enough to give the Cottagers a 2-1 aggregate win on Monday night over Derby. Thank you for joining me tonight. 21:40 FULL-TIME: Fulham 2-0 Derby (2-1) That's it! Fulham are heading to Wembley to play for a place in the Premier League. 21:39 Sportsmail's Kieran Gill at Craven Cottage: 'Derby boss Gary Rowett complaining about Fulham time-wasting... after the first half, I wouldn't go there...' 21:39 90+5min: Defender Davies is upfront for Derby, waiting for a cross into the box. Fulham keep holding firm. Keogh eventually gets his head on a cross but he cannot divert it goalwards. 21:37 90+3min: Derby's Vydra has a shot on goal but it is off target and wastes a promising opportunity with lots of Derby players in the box. 21:35 9... --------------------- DONT FORGET SUBSCRIBE FOR ME : https://goo.gl/r8kgfa
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