Fulham manager Marco Silva was disappointed that his Fulham side came out on the wrong end of a tight and cagey affair against West Ham.
The game looked to be heading for a goalless draw, but a defensive mix up was punished by Crysencio Summerville with 25 minutes to play.
Despite the tight nature of the game, Silva acknowledged that his side fell short of the levels they’re capable of showing.
“Tight game,” Silva said. “To be honest, there were not many chances, but at the end of the first half they had one with (Callum) Wilson, and we had that big, big chance with Josh (King), that we should have scored.
“We had moments around their box, but nothing really dangerous apart from that moment.
The game was tight, as I said.
Second half, we started well.
In the last 30 minutes, we made some changes to have a big impact on the game, and we conceded minutes after.
“We gave the goal away and it was much more difficult.
We took a bit of time to react.
We lost a game that we shouldn’t (have), that is clear for me.
“There were not many chances.
It wasn’t a performance like last Sunday from ourselves, not at the same level.
The moment we almost equalised (through Timothy Castagne) was a great save from the goalkeeper and that made an impact.
It’s a disappointing evening for us."