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Kouassi Ryan Sessegnon (born 18 May 2000), known as Ryan Sessegnon, is an English professional footballer who plays as a left back for Fulham.
Derby 1 Fulham 2 | Away Days | Fulham fans Away days
Aleksandar Mitrovic scored his third goal in as many games and a bullet from Ryan Sessegnon as Fulham beat Derby County to secure a 10th win in 13 matches and move above their promotion rivals into fourth. Follow Fulham fans away in this match day vlog at Pride Park to experience the away day being a Fulham fan. #coyw Derby 1 Fulham 2 | Away Days | Fulham fans | ryan sessegnon | aleksandar mitrovic
Fulham 2-0 Aston Villa: Sessegnon and Ayite on target for the hosts - by Sports News
Fulham 2-0 Aston Villa: Sessegnon and Ayite on target for the hosts - by Sports News Published: 11:57 EST, 17 February 2018 | Updated: 15:40 EST, 17 February 2018 Floyd Ayite stole the show with a wonderfully taken long-range effort as Fulham brought Aston Villa’s run of seven consecu... ***************************** Thank for watching Don't forget subscribe this channel
Fulham 2 Aston Villa 0 | Thank You! Slaviša and the team | Fulham Football Club
Fulham give their Championship promotion hopes a big lift with a 2-0 home win against Aston Villa. Goals from Ryan Sessegnon and Floyd Ayite gave the hosts a deserved win and cut the gap on the claret and blues to four points. #coyw Match Day experience from Craven Cottage from some very happy Fulham Fans #FFC #fulhamfc #cravencottage Fulham v Aston Villa | Sky Bet Championship | Craven Cottage
Fulham 2-0 Aston Villa | AYITE 50 YARD SCREAMER!!!
Fulham needed points crucially with the next games they have, and what a way to win with Sessegnon and Ayite scoring a 50 yard screamer! FA Cup Quarter Final Draw Reaction Video: https://youtu.be/y5X2xIYtX3U Fulham 2-0 Aston Villa | AYITE 50 YARD SCREAMER!!!
Sunderland 0-2 Brentford: Chris Coleman's relegation woes continue
Sunderland passed up the chance to boost their Sky Bet Championship survival hopes as Brentford won 2-0 on their first ever visit to the Stadium of Light.The Bees secured the three points courtesy of two first-half goals and a solid opening 45 minutes, leaving the struggling Black Cats with a mountain to climb after the interval.Brentford capitalised on Sunderland's woeful start by following up Kamo Mokotjo's 14th-minute opener with a second goal in the 28th minute through striker Neal Maupay. Kamo Mokotjo opened the scoring for Brentford in the 14th minute as Sunderland lose at home Emiliano Marcondes of Brentford celebrates securing all three points at the Stadium of Light RELATED ARTICLES Previous 1 Next Brighton 3-1 Coventry: Debut goal for club-record star... Wolves miss chance to extend lead at top of the Championship... Fulham 2-0 Aston Villa: Ryan Sessegnon and Floyd Ayite on... Wolves face FA probe over links to super agent Jorge Mendes Share this article Share The latest defeat for Sunderland - who have won just two of their last 26 matches on Wearside - left Chris Coleman's side three points adrift of safety, having played a game more than fourth-bottom Hull.Brentford had lost touch with the play-off places in recent weeks, winning just two of their previous seven matches and losing four of those, but this win will have restored hope.Manager Dean Smith's frustrations had grown, although nothing like what has been felt on Wearside this season, and Sunderland manager Coleman was desperate to see a positive performance on the back of last weekend's dramatic 3-3 draw at Bristol City.The Welshman introduced Aiden McGeady and Ethan Robson to his starting line-up and switched to a four-man defence.The tactics failed to have the desired effect because, for the second week in a row, Sunderland had it all to do after the break. Neal Maupay (left) doubled the lead for the visitors before the half-hour mark on Saturday Saturday's defeat leaves Chris Coleman's Black Cats three points adrift of safetyThe visitors were on the front foot from the first whistle, forcing four corners in as many minutes in the hope of increasing the tension among the home fans. It worked.Ollie Watkins and Henrik Dalsgaard had already been denied by goalkeeper Lee Camp, the second a fantastic chance that was directed straight at him, before the opener arrived.Maupay held the ball up, spotted Mokotjo lurking in space and the midfielder's low driven first-time shot from 20 yards rolled inside Camp's bottom-left corner.Republic of Ireland international McGeady had an effort held by David Bentley, but Sunderland disappointed across the pitch.Maupay was the scorer of the second when he cleverly flicked a Watkins low delivery from the right inside Camp's near post. Brentford found far too much space in the Sunderland half throughout.The hosts did have a couple of moments before the break. George Honeyman hit the crossbar on the stroke of half-time and
Fulham 2-0 Aston Villa: Ryan Sessegnon and Floyd Ayite on target for the hosts extending run
Floyd Ayite stole the show with a wonderfully taken long-range effort as Fulham brought Aston Villa’s run of seven consecutive league wins to a juddering halt. The Togo international found the net from inside his own half at Craven Cottage after making the most of Sam Johnstone’s poor clearance from a free kick on the right-hand touchline. The strike was the cherry on top a devastating second-half display, where Slavisa Jokanovic’s side went ahead through the right boot of 17-year-old Ryan Sessegnon.
LEAGUE ONE ROUND-UP: Rotherham edge leaders Shrewsbury
Shrewsbury missed the opportunity to open up a gap at the top of League One as they suffered a narrow defeat to in-form Rotherham at New Meadow.The leaders remain just a point above promotion rivals Wigan and Blackburn, who play in the FA Cup and league respectively on Monday.Rotherham, who registered a sixth successive win, took the lead just before the break following a close-range effort from Richard Wood and that goal proved enough to strengthen his side's spot in the play-offs. Richard Wood of Rotherham celebrates after scoring to make it 0-1 against Shrewsbury RELATED ARTICLES Previous 1 Next Fulham 2-0 Aston Villa: Ryan Sessegnon and Floyd Ayite on... Brighton 3-1 Coventry: Debut goal for club-record star... 'This reception makes me the happiest manager in the world':... Leicester 1-0 Sheffield United: Riyad Mahrez sets up Jamie... Share this article Share Season at a glance Live tables Fixtures Scores League One Premier League Championship League One League Two Scottish Premiership Scottish Div 1 Scottish Div 2 Scottish Div 3 Ligue 1 Serie A La Liga Bundesliga More tables More fixtures More scores Scunthorpe remain fifth after hitting back twice to take a point from a 2-2 draw at home to Northampton.Chris Long's close-range header put the Cobblers in front after 13 minutes as he claimed his ninth goal of the season before Funso Ojo equalised just after the half-hour mark.Midfielder John-Joe O'Toole headed the visitors in front for the second time after 57 minutes but they were pegged back again as Murray Wallace headed Josh Morris' free-kick home 20 minutes later.Charlton moved into the play-offs thanks to a 2-1 victory at MK Dons with goals from Ahmed Kashi and Josh Magennis before Kieran Agard reduced the deficit as the hosts remain in trouble - just five points off the bottom.Defender Sonny Bradley's header on the brink of half-time clinched maximum points as Plymouth edged a 1-0 victory at Oxford to sit one point off the play-offs.Burnley defender Tom Anderson recorded a brace after Alex Kiwomya had scored his first goal for the club with the opener as Doncaster eased to a 3-0 win at home to Fleetwood. A dejected James Bolton of Shrewsbury Town hides his face after a disappointing defeat John-Joe O'Toole of Northampton heads home his side's second goal against ScunthorpeIt was a day to forget for Portsmouth, who suffered a 3-1 defeat away to Southend in a match where they scored an own goal and had a man sent off.The hosts took an early lead just six minutes in as Pompey's Matt Clarke unfortunately put into his own net when attempting to clear a dangerous ball from Shayon Harrison.Jason Demetriou doubled the Shrimpers' lead six minutes later as he fired Stephen McLaughlin's assist home from the edge of the 18-yard box.The visitors pulled one back nine minutes before the break through Gareth Evans but they were reduced to 10 men when Nathan Thompson saw red for a high tackle an