Coventry
FulhamCoventry: 19. Rushworth - 2. Pinnock, 3. Dasilva Jay, 4. Thomas Bo. (Mfuni, 60), 27. van Ewijk - 5. Rudoni, 6. Grimes, 7. Sakamoto T. (Hamer G., 86), 8. Yirenkyi (Onyeka, 67) - 23. Thomas-Asante (Mason-Clark, 67), 49. Cherif S. (Awoniyi, 67)
Substitution: Mfuni (from 60); Onyeka (from 67); Mason-Clark (from 67); Awoniyi (from 67); Hamer G. (from 86)
Bench: 25. Bentley Dan. - 20. Kesler - 29. Torp V. - 34. Gboho
Fulham: 1. Leno - 3. Bassey, 21. Castagne, 22. Affengruber, 33. Robinson A. - 19. Charles Sh. - 15. Larsson Hu. (Berge, 63), 24. King J. (Cairney, 81) - 14. Bobb (Tete K., 81) - 7. García G. (Rodrigo Muniz, 74), 17. Iwobi (Palacios, 74)
Substitution: Berge (from 63); Palacios (from 74); Rodrigo Muniz (from 74); Tete K. (from 81); Cairney (from 81)
Bench: 23. Lecomte - 5. Andersen J. - 20. Moran - 11. Kevin
Yellow Cards: Charles Sh. 36; Robinson A. 82
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