Fulham and Manchester United have named their starting squads for their meeting at Craven Cottage in the Premier League on Sunday.
The Cottagers are bottom of the table but he picked up his first point of the season in a 0-0 draw at Liverpool on 12 September and would climb out of the relegation zone with victory.
united have had an unforgettable week, starting with a 1-0 home defeat to 10-man Manchester City in the Premier League last Sunday.
Michael Carrick faces pressure after his side flouted a two-goal lead at home to lose for the first time in 50 years, crashing out of the EFL Cup with a 3-2 defeat at Brighton & Hove Albion.
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Fulham have confirmed the starting line-up against Man United
Fulham: Leno, Castagne, Affengruber, Bassey, Robinson, Berge, Charles, Bobb, King, Iwobi, Garcia
Substitutes: Lecomte, Andersen, Sessegnon, Larsson, Manuel Angel, Smith Rowe, Palacios, Kevin, Muniz
Manchester United’s full line-up against Fulham
Manchester United: Lammens, Dalot, Maguire, Martinez, Shaw, Tielemans, Mainoo, Rashford, Cunha, Mbuemo
Substitutes: Darlow, Mazraoui, Dorgu, Yoro, Mount, Santos, Baleba, Zirkzee, Lacey
Where to watch Fulham vs Man United: TV channel, live streaming online
Kick-off on Sunday is at 16:30 BST (11:30 ET / 08:30 PT), with live UK coverage on Sky Sports Main Event, Sky Sports Premier League and Sky Sports Ultra.
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Fulham vs Manchester United stats
- Fulham are winless in their last 10 home Premier League games against Manchester United (D2 D8) since winning back-to-back games against them at Craven Cottage in 2009.
- Manchester United have lost just one of their last 21 Premier League games against Fulham (W16 D4), losing 2-1 at Old Trafford in February 2024.
- Fulham are enduring their longest winless start (D1 L3) to a league season since 2020-21, when they failed to win any of their first six Premier League games. Manager Alvaro Arbeloa is the first Fulham manager to fail to win any of his first four league games in charge since Scott Parker in March/April 2019 (first five).
- Manchester United’s total of four points from their first four Premier League games (W1 L1 L2) this season is the joint-fewest in the competition at this stage, along with 1992-93 and 2025-26; However, they recovered from those starts to finish 1st and 3rd in those respective seasons.
- Since the start of February, which began with a defeat to Man Utd, the only team present to have taken fewer Premier League points than Fulham (19) is Tottenham Hotspur (15), while Spurs are the only team to have lost as many games as the Cottagers in that time (10 each).
- Manchester United had more shots (84) than any other team in the Premier League through the first four matches this season, with only Brighton (10.2) amassing a higher xG (8.3). It’s the most shots they’ve had in the first four games of a season since 2003-04.
- Fulham have failed to score in 10 Premier League games in 2026, more than any other team. It is the highest percentage of games (42%, 10/24) that they have failed to score in a year in the league since 2010 (also 42%, 16/38).
- Marcus Rashford has created the most chances for Manchester United in the Premier League this season (9), while having the most touches in the opposition box (23) and making the most dribbles (14) of any Red Devils player.
- Josh King has made 44 Premier League appearances for Fulham, the most by the Cottagers’ teenagers. Over the past two seasons, King has made the second most appearances of any teenager in Europe’s big five leagues (36), behind only Yan Diomande.
- Man Utd captain Bruno Fernandes has five assists in his last five Premier League appearances in London. In fact, in the last two seasons, Fernandes has more assists (5) than any Fulham player in the capital (Harry Wilson, now at Leeds, on 4).
