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In an electrifying showdown at Old Trafford over the weekend, Fulham clinched a sensational 2-1 triumph against Manchester United, courtesy of a stoppage-time goal by Alex Iwobi.
Fulham took the lead in the 65th minute with a goal from Calvin Bassey, only for Manchester United to level the score later on through Harry Maguire.
However, it was Iwobi’s late heroics that secured the victory for Fulham, leaving Manchester United trailing by eight points behind fourth-placed Aston Villa.
Reflecting on the game, Maguire conceded that he could have prevented Fulham’s decisive goal.
Despite being cautioned, Maguire had the opportunity to foul Adama Traore before Iwobi’s goal, a strategic move that could have potentially thwarted a defeat.
Maguire acknowledged the setback caused by the absence of Casemiro in the second half, disrupting United’s momentum. He described Fulham’s goal as a soft one, attributing it to vulnerabilities in defending set-pieces, an area they were aware of but failed to address effectively.
Despite the frustration of conceding, Maguire praised the team’s resilience and determination to stage a comeback, ultimately securing the equalizer.
He admitted that United’s eagerness to push forward in search of a winner left them vulnerable defensively, allowing Fulham to capitalize on a swift counter-attack.
In hindsight, Maguire recognized the potential advantage of a tactical foul to halt Fulham’s momentum, even if it meant facing suspension for the subsequent match.
He acknowledged some naivety in their approach and stressed the importance of improving decision-making and game management.
Despite the defeat, Maguire commended the team’s response to falling behind and their commitment to fight until the final whistle.
He emphasized the significance of learning from the experience and identifying areas for improvement as they move forward.
