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Fulham v Wimbledon - Match Stats

last updated Friday 27th April 2001, 3:45 PM

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WIMBLEDON

Position in League: 9th

Manager: Terry Burton (May 2000)

Stadium: Selhurst Park Nicknames: The Dons

  • Current points: 66. Max points: 75
  • Unbeaten in 4 games
  • Lost only 1 of their last 20 games in all comps, v Burnley, 10th April
  • Lost only 1 of their last 15 league games
  • Drawn 9 of their last 16 games in all comps
  • Won only 7 of their last 26 home league games
  • Only Stockport, Palace and QPR (all 6) have won fewer home games in the division
  • However, lost only 5 of their 21 home league games so far this season, and only 1 of their last 13 home league games
  • Won 11 of their last 20 league games away from home
  • Lost only 6 of their last 25 games away from home in all comps
  • Not won any of the 13 league games their opponents have scored first in this season
  • Carl Leaburn has now gone 52 games without a goal (all comps). His last goal came in a league cup tie in September '98, while you must go back to April '98 to find his last league goal (against Southampton) - 45 league appearances since. However, Leaburn has played only 3 games this season, the last against Crewe, 21st October    

    Last Six: WLDWWD  

    Top Scorer:
    Euell - 19 (18 lge, 1 FAC) (1 pen) Also: Hartson (now Coventry) - 10 (8 lge, 2 LC) (1 pen), Francis - 8 lge, Williams - 7 (6 lge, 1 FAC)
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FULHAM

Position in League: 1st Manager: Jean Tigana July 2000

Stadium: Craven Cottage. Nickname: The Cottagers

  • Current points: 100. Max points: 106 (would be a new league record, beating Sunderland's 105 in 1998/9)
  • Champions of the first division, sealing promotion to the top flight for the first time since 1967
  • Unbeaten in 11 league games
  • Lost only 3 of their last 31 league games
  • Won 8 of their last 13 league games
  • Lost only 4 of their 44 league games so far this season
  • Won 30 of their 44 league games so far this season
  • Lost only 2 of their last 31 home league games, the last v Birmingham, 27th January (7 since)
  • Won 22 of their last 30 home games in all comps
  • Have scored 63 goals in their 27 home games so far this season in all comps.
  • Conceded only 13 goals at home in the league so far this season - best home defence in the division
  • Won 14 of their 25 away games this season in all comps, and 5 of their last 6
  • Conceded only 30 goals in 44 league games so far this season - the best defence in the division
  • Best attack in the whole league with 89 goals in their 44 league games
  • Conceded more that one goal only 3 times in 44 league games so far this season
  • Clean sheets in 8 of their last 16 league games
  • Louis Saha has 5 goals in his last 5 games, 4 of them from the penalty spot
  • Saha has scored from the spot 10 times in league games this season - the record in one season is 13 (out of 13), set by Francis Lee for Man City in 1971/2    

    Last Six: DWWDDW  

    Top Scorer:
    Saha - 32 (27 lge, 5 LC) (10 pens)  Also: Boa Morte - 20 (16 lge, 3 LC), Hayles - 19 (18 lge, 1 LC), Clark - 8 lge, Davis - 7 (6 lge, 1 LC)
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Head to Head:

  • This is only the 8th league meeting
  • Fulham have won 3 of the last 4 meetings here
  • Wimbledon have won only once at Craven Cottage, in March '86 - 1 meeting since
  • Only 1 draw in the 5 meetings here, in the first ever meeting between the two sides in the FA Cup in November 1930
  • There has never been a 0-0 draw between the two sides home or away

    This Season:
    Wimbledon 0 Fulham 3 (Saha 2-1 pen, Hayles) - 11th November 2000 Last Season: Fulham 3 (W.Collins 2, Finnan) Wimbledon 0 - FAC 4th Round, 8th January 2000
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Disciplinary:

The Referee, Mr Cable of Woking has controlled 6 games in Division One this season with another 22 in the lower divisions. He has averaged just under three cards per match and has only given one red card this year and that was in a third division game. He refed the Boxing day game between Wimbledon and Portsmouth when he dished out two yellows to each team.

Wimbledon have committed 486 fouls against our 396 and have received 59 yellows and 3 reds against our 68 yellows and 2 reds. So they have been allowed to commit 8.2 fouls per yellow in comparison to our 5.7 fouls per yellow. At Wimbledon's fouls per yellow rate Fulham would have 21 less cards!!

The only players needing to worry about suspension at the start of next season, apart from Rufus Brevett, are any that are sent off or in particular Luis Boa Morte who has 14 cautions. Another card for Luis and he will serve his three match suspension at the start of next season!
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