Fulham v Manchester United live – Premier League latest as Bruno Fernandes winner completes dramatic late victory at Craven Cottage

Ball breaks to Harry Wilson outside the United box, but his attempt at goal is high, wide and not so handsome. We remain locked at 0-0.

The former Chelsea playmaker thumps a shot at the United goal, but the ball flies off a boot of Aaron Wan-Bissaka for a Fulham corner. Solid piece of defending.

They can't believe they're not already 1-0 ahead, but United have made a decent start to their day out in London. Certainly look sharp enough.

McTominay bringing his Scotland form to the United side these days as Castagne arrives to make a last-ditch tackle on the visiting midfielder.

This time it is Antonee Robinson with a real purposeful run down a flank. Gets the cross in, but Dalot is back to head clear with Muniz lurking deep at the back post.

Fine save by Onana from the Wilson shot, but he is offside after Willian raced at Maguire, who was none too keen on that situation. A first glimpse at goal for the home side.

You can decide yourself, but fair to say the United players and bench are far from happy with the decision.

Took four minutes to make the call, but the United lead is not going to stand. That is remarkable. Ten Hag is far from happy about that decision. Referee John Brooks was the man who made the call.

Looking at this with some real intensity. This is a subjective offside call. Harry Maguire is the man they are looking at? Is he interfering with play? Referee is going to have a look at this.

McTominay taps home at the back post. Alejandro Garnacho clipped the ball across the face of goal from the Christian Eriksen free-kick and United have the lead. A dream start for the visitors.

Needed some treatment for a cut on eye, but is back on his feet as he resumes. Castagne attacking down the home side's right flank, but blocked by a Dalot tackle. Solid piece of covering work.

Seemed to take a knock off the head of Muniz challenging for a loose ball and is on the deck needing some treatment. Not what United are looking for in the opening few seconds.

Packed house inside Craven Cottage. A minute's silence for Remembrance Day well respected by both sets of fans before United get the action moving. Lovely crisp autumnal day for football.

Teams out on the pitch for this one. Can United produce a key victory today at Craven Cottage? Fulham have won just three of their 32 Premier League games against Manchester United, but will be in the mood for three points today. A reminder of those teams for you:

Fulham: Leno, Bassey, Wilson, Ream, Pereira, Muniz, Willian, Castagne, Iwobi, Palhinha, Robinson Subs: Rodak, Reed, Jimenez, Cairney, Ballo Toure, De Cordova-Reid, Lukic, Vinicius, De Fougerolles

Manchester Utd: Onana, Maguire, Fernandes, Hojlund, Eriksen, Garnacho, Dalot, Antony, Wan-Bissaka, Evans, McTominay Subs: Bayindir, Reguilon, Varane, Amrabat, Hannibal, Mainoo, Mount, Pellistri, Martial

TNT Sports pundit Joe Cole believes that Fulham will be “licking their lips” at the prospect of facing Manchester United in the Premier League on Saturday. The Red Devils travel to Craven Cottage after two straight 3-0 defeats and Cole described them as a “wounded animal” who the London side will “fancy their chances” of beating in front of a home crowd.

"I think it is more or less crisis time," said the former England defender on TNT Sports. "The scrutiny is really on the manager for the first time in his tenure.

"Him and the players need to respond. I think there are big problems at the club from top to bottom, but the manager and the players are in the spotlight because they are here playing all the time."

The Scotland midfielder is in the mood for a battle against Fulham at Craven Cottage as United aim to win three straight Premier League away fixtures for the first time since a glorious run of 10 between June and December 2020.

"We have to pick ourselves up. At this football club, there is no rest," he told TNT Sports. "It comes down to the boys on the pitch. The manager can't win you football games. The message is go and fight, and show a bit of personality about yourself."

"I loved his songs back in the 80s. Rick Astley is great," said the former United and England defender on TNT Sports ahead of the match at Fulham. "Never gonna give you up. What a tune that was."

We give you all the details on how to watch and live stream Fulham v Manchester United in the Premier League in the UK on TNT Sports and discovery+. Erik ten Hag's side head into the match following a chastening 3-0 derby defeat to Manchester City at Old Trafford, which leaves them 11 points adrift of league leaders Tottenham. Meanwhile, Fulham showed their resilience to draw 1-1 away at Brighton.

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Marco Silva is into his third season as Fulham manager, and after recently signing a contract extension to 2026, the topic of "legacy" is on the Portuguese's mind. Sitting down with TNT Sports, Silva looked back at the situation the club was in when he took over - recently relegated and with "everybody really down" - whilst also revealing his ambitions for the future at Craven Cottage.

"We have to close that case. I have said everything about it," said Ten Hag on Rashford's birthday party.

The United manager said the England forward would have started if fit, but explained: "We tested it this morning, and it was not good enough."

And how do United get a win against Fulham today?

"It starts with team spirit from the first whistle, and we have to make it our game," he told TNT Sports. "We have to do the hard work, do it together and find a way to win. We have seen the performances have not been good enough.

"Don't look back. Of course, we take the lessons, but look forward."