Yesterday was supposed to be the club’s grand day out — their first FA Cup quarter-final since 2010. But no sooner were they setting their sights on a Wembley showdown with Brighton, than they were two men down — three if you include manager Marco Silva — and heading out at the hands of United.
Fulham fans started to dream when Mitrovic ended his nine-match goal drought early in the second half, only for his ridiculous shove on referee Chris Kavanagh to prove the climax of a minute of madness that saw it all unravel.
Willian had been sent off for blocking Jadon Sancho’s shot on the line with his elbow, and Silva would soon follow for leaving his technical area amid his protests. But even then, with 10 men and a goal advantage, Fulham might have had hope. Not, though, after hotheaded Mitrovic had torn at Kavanagh in a rage.
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