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FLOYD’S KO ROCKS VILLA

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The LeaguePaper Team
18 February 2018

Stunning long-range strike keeps Fulham flying

By John Lyons

BABY-FACED ASSASSIN: Fulham’s Floyd Ayite celebrates with team-mates after scoring their killer second goal
PICTURE: Action Images

IT WAS the clash of the Championship’s two inform teams – and Fulham came out on top against Aston Villa.
Second half goals from wonderkid Ryan Sessegnon and Floyd Ayite – the latter a spectacular 50- yard strike – earned the Whites a 2-0 win and made it ten games unbeaten for Slavisa Jokanovic’s men.
The victory brought Villa’s seven-game winning streak to ...

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