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The Premier League comes to a conclusion on Sunday, and not only is the title race to be decided, but the relegation scrap will also come to a head. The potential losses involved in relegation are the root cause of nightmares for all chairmen at that end of the table.
Bristol Rovers have completed one of the shocks of the round as they knocked out Premiership side Fulham 5-3 on penalties this evening. Both teams battled to break the 0-0 deadlock, but Rovers came out trumps in the penalty shoot out.
Roy Hodgson had the worst possible start to his Fulham managerial career as he watched his team squander a 1-0 lead to local rivals Chelsea at Craven Cottage. Goals from Michael Ballack and Salomon Kalou were enough to beat the Cottagers.
Fulham need to get more points on the board as they have managed just 1 point in 12. Newcastle are equally as bad at the moment, with 5 points from 18. Fulham and Newcastle will both be desperate as Sam Allardyce's future still hangs in the balance.
Fulham travel to Goodison Park taking on an Everton side undefeated in nine games, whilst Fulham have only won one in 12. Everton know that three more points will take them closer to European qualification places in the Premiership.
Fulham travel to Manchester United in a tough looking trip for the London side who have only won twice this year. The Red Devils on the other hand have only lost twice this season. Wayne Rooney's return could spark Man Utd into form.
Roy Keane's Sunderland host Lawrie Sanchez's Fulham in the Premiership at the Stadium of Light on Saturday. Both sides are on eight points each having played 10 games, and the trip will be difficult for Fulham who are desperate to pick up points.
Fulham who are on the longest current winless run in seven games are anxious to avoid the 100th defeat in their Premier League history against Derby. Derby, on the other hand, are terrible on the road.
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