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Honeymooner Michaela McAreavey's murder an 'evil act' mourners told

The murder of honeymooner Michaela McAreavey was an "evil act", mourners at her funeral were told today.

Fulham share points with fellow strugglers Wigan

Wigan 1 Fulham 1

Bale winner extends perfect Christmas for Spurs

Tottenham 1 Fulham 0

Baird's unlikely double allows Hughes to breathe easily again

Stoke City 0 Fulham 2

Gerard Houllier offers backing to Liverpool manager Roy Hodgson

Aston Villa manager Gerard Houllier returns to Liverpool tonight backing Roy Hodgson to revive the fortunes of the Merseysiders.

Nasri double sends Arsenal top

Arsenal 2 Fulham 1

Robin Scott-Elliot: ITV's apprentices more than a match for rivals

View From The Sofa: International Football/Arsenal v Spurs, ITV 1/SKY SPORTS 2

Danny Murphy comments impacting on Stoke's season says Dean Whitehead

Stoke midfielder Dean Whitehead is concerned the controversy over comments made by Fulham captain Danny Murphy about the Potters' playing style may be impacting on their season.

Fortune favouring brave Albion's rise to dizzy heights

West Bromwich Albion 2 Fulham 1

Johnson to finally return for Fulham

Fulham striker Andy Johnson will make his comeback in tomorrow's Barclays Premier League clash with West Brom.

Bruce backs his old friend Allardyce in tackling debate

Sunderland manager Steve Bruce has launched a passionate defence of his Blackburn counterpart, Sam Allardyce, amid the ongoing debate over reckless tackling.

Pick on the big boys, Pulis tells Fulham captain as row continues

Tony Pulis, the Stoke City manager, yesterday accused Danny Murphy of picking on "easy targets" and suggested the Fulham captain may have deliberately shied away from criticising bigger clubs when speaking about dangerous tackling last week.

Pulis critical of 'selective' Murphy

Stoke boss Tony Pulis today accused Danny Murphy of picking on "easy targets" and suggested the Fulham captain may have deliberately shied away from criticising bigger clubs when speaking about dangerous tackling last week.

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