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Eric ten Haag makes six changes from the Chelsea match.
David de Gea stays in goal,
but only Victor Lindelof survives in the back four.
Fred comes in to join Casemiro,
and there's a start for the exciting Argentinian Alejandro Galanacho.
Marcus Rashford has scored 30 goals this season.
Anthony is out, but Luke Shaw does make the bench,
despite coming off injured here on Thursday.
So, Marco Silva was sent off here when Fulham self-destructed in the FA Cup,
but Leno is in goal as usual,
and it's as you were at the back from the draw with Crystal Palace last week.
The only change sees Sasso Lukic replace Harrison Reid.
He was also red-carded in that cup tie between these teams,
and so was Aleksandar Mitrovic, who also scored in that game.
Former United man Dan James makes the bench after injury,
and Bobby de Cordova-Reid could play his 400th club match.
Two teams who can play with freedom today,
after they take the knee to send a message to the watching world.
Two teams who can play with freedom, but Fulham have pretty much been doing that
all season, and naturally, so have Manchester United to some extent, Andy.
Yeah, a strong side, a strong starting XI from Man United,
but it won't be phased, Fulham won't be phased at all.
They have been excellent all season, they have met so many challenges.
Marco Silva has put together a really fine side.
Casemiro now, Fred.
Tete got back to block it, but Casemiro is advancing,
and that's going to be a free kick in a promising position,
a foul by Aleksandar Mitrovic.
Rashford!
Mourinho saw it coming and was able to deal with it,
Sancho trying to keep it alive, so much power on that.
Zalo whips it back in, but it's cleared by Diop,
and Fred having to make sure Fulham don't counter with Harry Wilson.
Well, he took a bit of a knock earlier, he's absolutely recovered,
because he had to be so alert here, not right into the corner,
but certainly enough pace and power and dip in the ball.
Newcastle could still catch Manchester United's third place themselves,
and they are leading at Chelsea.
Anthony Gordon has put them in front,
so as it stands, Newcastle would finish third,
they have a better goal difference.
Harry Wilson with a dink,
stayed away by Harry Maguire.
Mitrovic there, Mitrovic sticking pretty close to De Gea.
Well, that's corner!
He's squeezed in!
And it's Tete, Manchester United.
Something to think about here, Kenny Tete not picked up.
Well, this is a terrific goal because he's in the right place at the right time,
just beyond the front post.
And he makes it count because it's a good ball,
there's so many bodies in that area.
But he meets it aggressively,
he gets himself away from his marker,
Rashford is nowhere near him,
and it's just dinked into that area,
where it's always going to cause a problem.
And he's so aggressive, and he's claimed Tete,
and he meets it so well,
he doesn't have a lot to aim at,
but he powers it past De Gea,
and fill him in front again here.
Loose from Maguire.
Henry Wilson now with Mitrovic and Kearney offering support,
and Willian arriving as well.
Wilson for Kearney,
oh, and that's going to be a penalty!
Kearney tripped, and they have the chance to go two up!
It comes down to an individual duel,
Alexander Mitrovic against David De Gea,
and De Gea!
That's too many to miss, credit to De Gea for reading it,
diving to his left and keeping it out.
Could be a big moment in the game.
Massive round of applause for David De Gea.
De Gea with an excellent strong hand there,
but Alexander Mitrovic becomes the first player ever
to miss four penalties in a Premier League season.
Fred, Sancho, a slip from Robertson,
would it prove costly?
Sancho, Fred!
Malasia, Godacho!
United have had three attempts to score in quick succession.
Sancho, Fred, Rashford!
Blocked by Robertson.
Casemiro for Sancho.
Pellinio stepped in for Fulham, but only briefly.
Bruno Fernandes trying to steer clear of Lukic.
Fred, bursting into the box.
Well, this is a real striker's goal,
just taking advantage of a loose ball that falls to you,
but you've got to be in that area.
And certainly United had a lot of men forward.
They've got themselves levelled before half-time,
and it's a goal out of nothing.
Here's Fernandes in that pocket that he likes to get into,
and going beyond these strikers there, Fred,
there's a tackle that takes it away unexpectedly from his teammates.
But there's Sancho, the right place at the right time.
I think it might even have come off Tete, the Fulham scorer,
to get it right in front of Sancho,
and it's an easy finish for him to get the equaliser.
He's caught off guard.
Leno, such a big wide open space for Sancho to score from.
It is half-time.
Fulham struck first.
Kenny Tete heading home from a corner,
and they had the chance to go 2-0 up.
David de Gea got a strong hand to Alexander Mitrovic's penalty,
as Mitrovic's woes from the spot continued this season,
and then Jadon Sancho was able to tap in an equaliser.
Half-time on the final day.
At Old Trafford in the Premier League,
it's Manchester United 1, it's Fulham 1.
The end of the Premier League season is nigh.
What will the final 45 minutes have in store here at Old Trafford?
Fulham 1-0 up.
Could have been 2.
David de Gea saving Alexander Mitrovic's penalty.
Fred.
Oh, pass!
Bruno!
He gets all the applause for scoring the goal,
but as you rightly say, look at the quality of the pass.
This is a moment of magic from Fred.
Big smile from Bruno Fernandes for the goal,
but this is what Man United could do in moments.
Look at the quality of that reverse pass with his left foot,
and credit to Fernandes because he retains his composure.
He's through on a one-on-one,
just takes a touch and dinks it over the advancing Leno,
but it's the pass that absolutely kills that Fulham back four
and their central defence.
An absolute killer pass, and Fernandes takes advantage.
Magnificent assist from Fred,
and a rather tidy finish too from Bruno Fernandes
for his 13th goal of the season.
Toss in.
Eriksen.
Beckhorst.
Lost it.
Reid.
Oh, David Tejer reacted swiftly again to deny Manuel Salomon.
Oh, Felice Street.
He's on the move.
He's found Martial.
Right on the 90-minute mark.
Sancho still doesn't have a...
Manchester United, a glaring miss.
Trinidad didn't get any connection on it,
and Anthony Martial's been fouled,
and that is that, their league season.
A Manchester United finish with a victory,
and secure third place.
They have the league cup.
They have a Champions League spot.
They have an FA Cup final to come.
Bruno Fernandes won the game after a fine finish
from a wonderful pass from Fred.
That was after Jadon Sancho had equalised with a tap-in.
Fulham took the lead through Kenny Tete
and had the chance to go two up,
but Alexander Mitrovic's penalty was saved by David Tejer.
Mitrovic, the first ever Premier League player
to miss four penalties in a single season.
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