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SILVA SEALS SPECIAL WIN OVER TIGERS

By Scott Walters

HULL CITY 0
FULHAM 2

Kurzawa 37, James 90+4 Att: 14,175 Rating: ★★★★★ Ref: Josh Smith 7/10

STAR MAN
LAYVIN KURZAWA Fulham

ON THE BURST: Hull’s Callum Elder attempts to evade Fulham’s Bobby Decordova-Reid
PICTURE: Alamy

MARCO SILVA enjoyed a “special” return to Hull as his Fulham side dumped his former employers out of the Cup.
Layvin Kurzawa’s 37th-minute tap-in and Dan James’ breakaway goal at the death secured a place in the fourth round for in-form Fulham, six years to the day...

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