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Fulham midfielder Alex Iwobi hilariously celebrated his teammate Harry Wilson, whose late brace earned the Cottagers a dramatic victory against Brentford.

Wilson came off the bench in the west London and scored twice in stoppage time as Marco Silva's side claimed a 2-1 victory at Craven Cottage.

Erik ten Hag's side will face competition from Liverpool for the USA international, who has started the season brightly with two assists from Fulham's five games.

HENRY CLARK AT PORTMAN ROAD: It was a goal that won't be forgotten in a hurry around these parts, for both the quality of Liam Delap's strike and its significance.

After completing a £27million move from Arsenal on Friday, Smith Rowe linked up with the Fulham squad at their pre-season training camp in Portugal.

KEOWN TALKS TACTICS: It was all too predictable against Crystal Palace and their opponents enjoyed one of their most productive days when it came to winning possession.

DOMINIC HOGAN: It was not a vintage display, and as such it is impossible to ignore the impact that the ever-present spectre of injuries has had on Newcastle - a recurring theme for the Magpies.

KIERAN GILL AT CRAVEN COTTAGE: This was a commanding showing from the Cottagers, enough to make you wonder where they have been hiding amid a mediocre run of league results.

MARTIN KEOWN TALKS TACTICS: This is a big match for Arteta's team after losing three of their last five in the Premier League. There has been one obvious tactic used against Arsenal of late.

ADRIAN KAJUMBA AT THE VITALITY STADIUM: Bernd Leno did not quite take Boxing Day literally but could still be in hot water after getting physical with one of the Bournemouth ball boys.

The Toffees had made a spirited come back after Michael Keane scored an own goal to see the visitors go 1-0 up. Beto would score in the 82nd minute to take the game to penalties.

The Americans qualified for next year's Copa América despite a 2-1 loss to Trinidad and Tobago on Monday night in Port-of-Spain, winning 4-2 on aggregate, despite being reduced to ten men.

The team also confirmed that manager Gregg Berhalter did not call for a replacement ahead of their trip to Port of Spain, Trinidad for the second leg on Monday.

A frustrating 90 minutes from the United States finished with a flurry of goals at the right time as the USMNT beat Trinidad & Tobago 3-0 in Austin, Texas in the CONCACAF Nations League.

The launch of the franchise's latest edition, Modern Warfare III has whipped up a number of fans of the game into a feverish state, and footballers have been far from immune.

TOM COLLOMOSSE AT VILLA PARK: Villa equalled two records here. Their 13th straight home victory in the top division matched a sequence they set 40 years ago.

CHRIS WHEELER AT CRAVEN COTTAGE: Play like you mean it, declared a handwritten banner among the away fans and Man United tried their best to ease the pressure on Erik ten Hag.

RIATH AL-SAMARRAI AT THE TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR STADIUM: Back from their break and back in the groove. The hope and possibility will soon throw Spurs into a wall of reality, but not yet.

AADAM PATEL AT CRAVEN COTTAGE: The Blades will head into the second international break of the season still without a win and rooted to the bottom of the table

Having started the first four games and kept three clean sheets, a sprained ankle put him on the sidelines, not playing in the top-flight until 2023, and then only playing twice in two months.

Ocampos is about to enter the final year of his contract in Spain, with a new deal yet to be agreed, meaning Sevilla can either sell this summer or risk losing him for free next year.

Premier League giants Newcastle have joined Marseille in the pursuit of Fulham defender Antonee Robinson, with Manchester City and AC Milan also holding previous interest.

Marseille are showing interest in Fulham's USA international full-back Antonee Robinson, while the Cottagers are considering a move for Norwich City right-back Max Aarons.

FULHAM 2-1 LEEDS - JOE BERNSTEIN AT CRAVEN COTTAGE: Leeds fans chanted 'Sack the Board' after two blunders by goalkeeper Illan Meslier left the club in deep trouble. .

SAMI MOKBEL AT CRAVEN COTTAGE: He still has over four year left to run on his current deal with Fulham, so they are under no pressure to entertain losing him. But the vultures are circling.

The Brazilian scored moments after his compatriot Gabriel had given Mikel Arteta's side the lead after 20 minutes. A brilliant Odegaard effort on the stroke of half-time ensured a three-goal lead.

'It could've been a different three Americans rather than Weston, Tyler and Brenden up there,' Ream said on Indirected Podcast 'There was a bit of chatter, a bit of back and forth, from what I understand.'

Robinson was playing for English second tier team Wigan when Milan, led by legendary Italian defender Paolo Maldini, made a move to sign the USA left-back.

The US's World Cup run came to a crashing halt Saturday with defeat to Holland in the Round of 16. Despite their exit, Musah and Robinson still caught the eyes of some for Europe's biggest sides.

A distraught Rezaeian was embraced by Robinson in an emotional moment. Rezaeian had his head buried in Robinson's chest before the full-back said a few words to his tearful opponent.

If any member of the USMNT group needs extra inspiration before Friday's game against England, they should speak to Antonee Robinson.

Three players in the US squad who'll go on to face the Three Lions tomorrow were actually born in England - with a fourth playing for the England youth side.

EXCLUSIVE: Former USMNT midfielder Stu Holden has expressed his potential concern for the team's World Cup chances after they saw several projected starters miss out on last month's camp.

The full-back has proved his talent extends beyond the football pitch - after leaving his team-mates in awe from his 'Jedi Mind Trick', in a video that has since gone viral.

U.S. defender Antonee Robinson broke the deadlock in the 52nd minute, driving the ball home from close range after forward Jesus Ferreira headed to him.

Marco Silva says he is trying to build a winning mentality throughout his entire Fulham squad after his much-changed side reached the third round of the Carabao Cup with a 2-0 win at Birmingham.

The US Men's National Soccer Team will miss next summer's Tokyo Olympics following a 2-1 defeat to Honduras in Guadalajara, Mexico. The US has failed to qualify for the last three Summer Games.

While many players will be unaffected by the strict travel protocols which remain in place, some have been barred from playing in certain countries because of the UK government's red list.

KEOWN TALKS TACTICS: Fulham are hunting down Newcastle and their target of Premier League survival. Three weeks ago the gap between those two teams was 10 points. Now it is three.

Chelsea's 1-0 victory over Fulham was was no less than Mason Mount's performance deserved. The midfielder is only 22 but his displays have made him one of Lampard's trusted men.

Mason Mount drove the ball past goalkeeper Alphonse Areola in the 78th minute to break the deadlock and bring Chelsea's three-game winless Premier League run to an end.

Antonee Robinson's flying challenge on Cesar Azpilicueta drew not only a red-card but criticism from Jamie Redknapp, who branded the Fulham wing-back 'reckless.'  

OLIVER HOLT AT CRAVEN COTTAGE: There are some among the critics of Frank Lampard who accuse him of favouritism towards Mason Mount. They are wrong, of course

MARTIN KEOWN: Craven Cottage and Stamford Bridge are less than two miles apart but the two London clubs are a world away in their goals for this season.

The influx of defensive arrivals made by Parker was a worry for those who feared the kind of disruption caused by the number of signings in 2018 - but those fears have proved unfounded.

Here, Sportsmail goes through each of the Premier League's 93 first-team arrivals in the previous transfer window to see if they have been a hit, miss, or whether the jury is still out on them...

DANIEL MATTHEWS AT CRAVEN COTTAGE: Graham Potter is not an obvious poster boy for the half-time hairdyer. But however he deposited the rocket up his side deserved more than this.

Scott Parker has told his new-look defence to expect their 'toughest test of the year' when Fulham host Liverpool in the Premier League on Sunday.

From Chris Wilder at rock-bottom Sheffield United, to Ole Gunnar Solskjaer at see-sawing Manchester United, almost a third of the top flight's head coaches will be feeling the heat in the weeks ahead.

Bilic's role as head coach is understood to be growing increasingly uncertain as he prepares his team for the crucial visit to Newcastle, which will be key towards whether he keeps his job.

JOE BERNSTEIN: Raheem Sterling took centre stage as Manchester City moved ominously to within three points of the Premier League leaders.

TOM COLLOMOSSE AT THE KING POWER STADIUM: This win against Leicester lifted Fulham out of the relegation zone but it could prove so much more significant.

For some clubs, it's been a great window, with every target on their transfer wish-list ticked off. But for others, it hasn't gone according to plan with targets eluding them and weaknesses unaddressed.

TOM COLLOMOSSE AT MOLINEUX: Fulham's nightmare start to the Premier League season continued as a Pedro Neto strike was enough to earn Wolves all three points at Molineux.

Fulham's return to the Premier League is quickly turning sour after a third straight defeat. Time is running out to bring in the defensive reinforcements they desperately need.

The season-long loan move to west London will see Ademola Lookman return to the Premier League following his £22.5m move to join RB Leipzig in Germany from Everton last summer.

The Carabao Cup starts getting serious as the top-six sides enter the competition at round three which begins on Tuesday. Sportsmail looks at ten youngster who could impress in midweek...

Named as stand-in captain on his 26th birthday, the Serbian capped off the day with a powerful header past goalkeeper David Cornell to give his side a crucial first-half lead.

MATT BARLOW AT PORTMAN ROAD: From the touchline John Sheridan struggled to put a positive spin on a defeat and tried to avoid the complexities of the broader situation at Wigan Athletic.

With anticipation bubbling and this feeling like it could be one of the most competitive top-flight seasons ever, Sportsmail turn the magnifying glass on each team and predict how they are likely to fare.

PETER CROUCH: The Premier League returns this weekend, as Liverpool begin the defence of their crown following a stunning runaway success last term. Here is our club-by-club guide.

The Premier League newcomers also hold an option to make the 27-year-old France international's move permanent and the deal represents a real coup for Scott Parker.

Two years ago, Team USA failed to qualify for the men's FIFA World Cup for the first time since 1986. Now they have many young talents playing in Europe. Sportsmail analyses each one...

ADRIAN KAJUMBA: The Premier League new boys are keen to bring versatile defender Aina back to London to bolster their squad ahead of their top-flight return.

Traore has just under two years remaining on his contract at Lyon and the French club are prepared to sell him, as reported by Sky Sports.

With less than three weeks until the new top-flight campaign kicks off, Sportsmail takes a look at where each club will be looking to strengthen and who is on the radar.