Summary: Timmy Abraham rescues a draw for Fulham with his 14th league goal in the 65th minute, but the physical affair sees Fulham loses three key players to injuries.

Striker Simon Wolfenden went down first after taking an elbow to the face in the 24th minute — out 3-4 weeks with a fractured cheekbone. His replacement, Greg Cross, lasted four minutes before he was carried off with a twisted ankle — out 2-4 weeks. Then, in the final minutes of the game Fulham's captain goalkeeper Marcus Bettinelli broke his wrist making a save — out 5-8 weeks.

Time for the younger players to step up or starting looking at possible upgrades when the transfer window opens at the end of the month.

Rating: 7.0 - Blackburn played dirty. We will remember today.

Player of Game: Thierry Abrose, Blackburn Rovers (8.0)

Summary: Fulham goes down twice (0-1 & 1-2) on goals by Daishawn Redan. But Aboubakar Kamara answered each time. Tied at 2-2 in the 84th minute, 23-year-old substitute striker Sonny Hilton scored on his first league appearance this season. He scored another insurance goal in the 91st minute after Abraham broke away for his league-leading 15th goal of the season to go with two assists in the contest.

Rating: 6.8 - Not a good game by my standards, but great to the see the team fight in this one. Big chemistry builder.

Player of Game: Timmy Abraham, Fulham (9.1)

Summary: Timmy Abraham is out of his mind! Two goals in the first five minutes gives him 17 goals in 22 league games. Marcus Diamond made it 3-0 on a rebound goal in the 21st minute. Barnsley scored twice before halftime, but one of them was an own goal, and Aboubakar Kamara slotted in another to make it 5-1 Fulham at halftime!

Fulham's often criticized leaky defense allowed two more goals in the second half. But, 18-year-old Aaron Healy buried his second career goal for Fulham, 6-3.

Rating: 7.8 - Fourth goal of the season.

Player of Game: Timmy Abraham, Fulham (9.3)

Summary: Aboubakar Kamara lets three points slip through his grasp as he pulls a breakaway shot wide in the 87th minute that would have given Fulham a 2-1 lead. Cardiff City escapes with a point.

Rating: 6.7 - We didn't take our chances today, 18 shots and only three on target. Wasn't just me who had an off-night.

Player of Game: Andy Jones, Cardiff City (9.0)

Summary: Aboubakar Kamara smash in another penalty shot, his second in consecutive games, to tie Timmy Abraham with 17 league goals in the Golden Boot race. Abraham countered with a powerful finish in the 36th minute, 2-0 Fulham. Russell York, coming back from injury, increased the lead again two minutes later.

York, Abraham and Kamara each scored again in the second half to cancel out Millwall's three goals by Martin Dodd and Bobby Duncan (x2).

Rating: 8.0 - Assisted Abraham's first goal on a through ball up the middle. When our offense is clicking, we are unstoppable. Who needs defense? We have given up the second-most goals in the league (45), but are second in the league standings.

Our 2.84 goals a game average is on pace to break the Sky Bet record for most team goals in a season, set by Middlesbrough with 122 goals almost 100 years ago during the 1926-27 season.

Player of Game: Russell York, Fulham (9.2)

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Summary: In his first game back from injury, Greg Cross scores first for Fulham in the 10th minute to open the floodgates. Fulham had five goals by halftime: Cross (2), Timmy Abraham (2) and Aboubakar Kamara. But, Cross re-injured his ankle and will now be out for another 1-2 weeks.

Abraham collected his hat-trick goal off his head in the 88th minute from a perfect cross from Marcus Diamond to cap the score at 6-1. Starting the new year off right.

Rating: 8.5 - Another beatdown to go with assist No. 7 on the season.

Player of Game: Timmy Abraham, Fulham (9.7)

Summary: Battling the fatigue of playing a third game in seven days, the rain, a raucous sell-out crowd and a red card issued to Stefan Johansen in the 78th minute, Fulham escapes Swansea with a point.

Timmy Abraham's 23rd league goal this season moves him closer to the modern-day record of 30 league goals set by Glenn Murray of Crystal Palace during the 2012-13 season. The all-time record belongs to George Camsell of Middlesbrough with 59 goals during the 1926-27 season.

A few days after the match, Fulham sold starting defender Reece James to Wolves for a profit of 5.75 million. And then spent 1.1 million to purchase Wolves midfielder Morgan Gibbs-White.

Rating: 6.8 - Legs burning, I was subbed off in the 61st minute.

Player of Game: Vashon Neufville, Swansea City (8.4)

Summary: After being under siege for the first 25 minutes, Fulham's first shot went in off the head of Sonny Hilton in the 33rd minute. That calmed the nerves down as Fulham went to the locker room back in control of the game up 1-0.

However, 10 minutes into the second half, Jake Ward slipped behind Fulham's lackluster defense to knot the score at 1-1. Fulham had the answer. Marcus Diamond played a ball from his own half that Aboubakar Kamara ran onto and finished to give Fulham the lead back, 2-1.

One moment of brilliance secured Fulham's place into the next round. An unfortunate draw sees Fulham matched up with Premier League's Aston Villa in the Fourth Round, although the home supporters are ecstatic that the match will be played at Craven Cottage on February 1st.

Rating: 7.5 - Kids, keep your heads up. Otherwise you might just miss a golden opportunity to win the game for your team.

Player of Game: Aboubakar Kamara, Fulham (8.3)

Summary: Fulham goes down 1-0 early but doesn't panic. The super duo of Timmy Abraham and Aboubakar Kamara both strike two minutes apart in the 15th and 17th minute, respectively, to put Fulham up 2-1.

A red card to Joshua Hier for a stud-first challenge through the back puts Sheffield Wednesday in a tough situation after 34 minutes. Yet, they respond admirably with a goal off the bottom of the crossbar by Xavier Amaechi in the 65th minute.

Veteran 31-year-old defender David Hovorka wanted that one back. Fulham's newest 1.7 million signing from Sparta Prague gave Amaechi too much room to take the shot from the edge of the box.

But, not all was lost. Fulham regained the lead late on a set piece scramble. Stefan Johansen was at the right place at the right time to roll in the game winner. The celebrate was subdued when Greg Cross went down again with another injury: torn groin muscle, out 4-6 weeks.

Rating: 6.8 - I just feel sorry for Greg. This isn't fair to him.

Player of Game: Robbie Brady, Sheffield Wednesday (9.0)

Summary: Fulham's 12-game unbeaten streak comes to an end. It's the longest streak the team has had since rattling off 14 straight games without a loss at the end of the 2017-18 season.

Aboubakar Kamara nodded in his 21st league goal in the final minutes to avoid Fulham's third shutout of this season.

Rating: 6.6 - Worst game I've had in a while. Regroup and go again.

Player of Game: Marc Machell, Birmingham City (9.0)

Summary: Fulham puts a disappointing loss to Birmingham City in the past with a stout 2-0 showing against one of the best teams in the league. Simon Wolfenden scored the opener, his first goal since Nov. 30 when he scored a hat trick. Then, Marcus Diamond picked out Lee Smith for the buffer mark.

After the game, Wolfenden found out he was being transferred to Brighton and Hove Albion. Fulham made a profit of 1.9 million on the sale. At the transfer deadline, Fulham brought in top-flight loan players Callum Wall (Arsenal) and Grant Gillam (Leeds) and purchased Hull City's attacker Callum O'Hare for 1.4 million.

Rating: 8.8 - Bounce back performance for myself and the team.

Player of Game: Marcus Diamond, Fulham (8.8)

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