Fulham manager Marco Silva felt his side were worthy of more in their narrow defeat to Manchester United on Sunday evening.
Lisandro Martinez scored a deflected effort deep into the second half; it was the visitors' only shot on target at Craven Cottage.
"I think it was cruel for us tonight," said Silva. "The result, their first shot on target on 78 minutes, I think clearly we were the team that had more control.
"Our pressure was really good first half, we created enough chances probably to score a goal in the during the first half.
"We didn't give anything for them. I don't remember one dangerous moment from them during the first half.
"Our second half was not as good. Unfortunately for us, a really lucky goal, deflection, they scored.
"After was the reaction from ourselves. They came with a low block, they had players around the box. We had a great chance with Joachim Andersen from a corner.
"I think the result is really unfair for us, it is not what we deserve from the game, but football is like that. The margins always play a big part in it, and they are very lucky to win tonight.
"They tried to press in some moments but we were always able to make the ball arrive to Sasa Lukic, Emile Smith Rowe or Sander Berge. I think we had superiority in that area of the pitch, I think we did really well.
"Of course, wasn't the best night from us in our attacking line at all. I think we had some very good moments that we should have taken more from and created peven more clear chances. Definitely, in terms of our counter-attack, was not the best night at all."
Harry Wilson had to come off during the second half due to an injury.
"We have to assess him, difficult for me to say now how long could be or not. Let's hope nothing serious."