Al-Ittihad Triumph ‘Buzoi Step in Fulham’s Premier League preparation, Silva says star-news.press/wp

Marco Silva emphasized Fulham’s 4-2 victory in Al-Ittihad’s “Another Step” in the preparations for the Premier League campaign.

A first half-screen of Fulham made a race on the head, thanks to Harry Wilson, Emile Smith Rowe, Josh King and Jorge Cuenca.

Karim Benzema did twice to reduce the deficit, but Fulham was maintained under control and created several options to add them to his account in the second half.

The second matches of the previous training camps in Portugal were in Portugal, Wilson gave the excellent effort in seventh minutes.

Silva’s team doubled its advantage via Smith Rowe’s chip before Al Shanqiti King and Cuenca before the first half ended.

But after six minutes from Benzema, he threatened the nerve finish after the stack of two scores, but they were able to follow a strong start.

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Fulham scored seven goals in today’s previous season seasons, after winning the Premier League side Nottingham Forest 3-1, last Saturday.

They are welcome by Bundesliga Frankfurt on August 9 to Craven Cottage, a week later before opening the campaign to Brighton.

And Silva was surprised by seeing the first half of his team, after the first 45 minutes of attack the attack was rested after the break.

“It’s another step in our preparation. That’s the main thing,” Silvak said on the official website of Fulham.

“About the game, it was difficult for the weather, but we have to train in these conditions because it will put us in a good attitude towards the first match for the Premier League’s first match.

“That’s the main goal for us. The first part was the first part with the way we controlled very good goals. The second part was not at the same level.

“Actually, we don’t play our level in the second half. Of course, 4-0 times, probably a calmer scenario is created and not required.

“But in general, the screening was very different in the second half, but there were attitudes and commitment.”