Teams for today's 3pm kick-offs in the Premiership.

Arsenal may have beaten Real Madrid in the Bernabeu but they arrived at Craven Cottage with the form statistics stacked against them.

Fulham goalkeeper Antti Niemi, who missed last weekend’s 2-1 defeat at Bolton after damaging his hamstring in the pre-match warm-up, has failed to recover in time for tomorrow’s home Barclays Premiership clash with Arsenal.

Arsenal v Bolton

Wayne Rooney was left on the bench by Sir Alex Ferguson as Manchester United looked to cut Chelsea’s Premiership lead to 12 points by beating Fulham at Old Trafford.

New signing Wayne Bridge goes straight into Fulham’s starting line-up for Monday’s Barclays Premiership clash with West Ham.

Fulham 1 Newcastle 0

Newcastle suffered another injury blow ahead of their Barclays Premiership clash against Fulham after defender Titus Bramble failed a fitness test on a foot problem.

Fulham 1 Leyton Orient 2

New signing Simon Elliott goes straight into Fulham’s starting line-up for the FA Cup third round clash with Leyton Orient.

Sunderland 1 Fulham 2

Teams for today's 3pm Premiership kick-offs.

Fulham hope to have Papa Bouba Diop back from injury for their home clash with rock-bottom Sunderland tomorrow.

Teams for all today's 3pm kick-offs in the Premiership.

Fulham 3 Aston Villa 3

Tonight's Premiership teams

Fulham boss Chris Coleman is delighted with the progress made by his side this season and believes the club have overcome the loss of key players.

Birmingham manager Steve Bruce made five changes – three of them enforced - for the crucial Premiership clash with Fulham at St Andrews.

Both Fulham and Bolton made four changes as a host of players recovered from injury, with Fulham welcoming back goalkeeper Mark Crossley and defender Carlos Bocanegra, following spells on the treatment table, and skipper Luis Boa Morte from suspension.

Middlesbrough 3 Fulham 2

Fulham 2 Manchester City 1

Manchester City defender Richard Dunne returned for the Barclays Premiership clash with Fulham at Craven Cottage.

Fulham manager Chris Coleman will be without a number of regulars for tomorrow’s Carling Cup tie at home to West Brom.

Teams for all today's 3pm kick-offs in the Premiership.

Charlton Athletic 1 Fulham 1

Teams from todays Premiership action. All kick offs 3pm.

Tottenham 1 Fulham 0

Fulham boss Chris Coleman will show his faith in the side beaten by West Ham for Monday night’s Barclays Premiership clash with Tottenham.

French defender Phillippe Christanval will make his full debut for Fulham in tomorrow’s Carling Cup first round home tie against Lincoln as manager Chris Coleman expects to change his entire starting line-up.

Michael Owen was handed a Barclays Premiership debut for Newcastle as manager Graeme Souness fielded his new-look strike force for the first time.

Arsenal 4 Fulham 1

Arsenal: Lehmann, Lauren, Toure, Cygan, Cole, Hleb, Silva, Fabregas, Reyes, Bergkamp, Henry. Subs: Pires, Van Persie, Flamini, Clichy, Almunia.

Blackburn striker Shefki Kuqi was asked to play the lone frontman role against Fulham at Ewood Park in the absence of both Craig Bellamy and Paul Dickov.

Denmark 4 England 1

Fulham 0 Birmingham 0

Luis Boa Morte was unveiled as Fulham’s new club captain before today’s Barclays Premiership clash with Birmingham at Craven Cottage.

GEORGIA came from behind twice to draw 2-2 with Denmark in their World Cup Group Two qualifier.

Denmark’s players feel the hand of history on their shoulder as they prepare to do battle with the Czech Republic for a place in the last four of Euro 2004.

Denmark have injury problems affecting three of their players ahead of tomorrow’s quarter-final against the Czech Republic in Porto.

DENMARK coach Morten Olsen last night insisted claims that his side and Sweden had engineered the 2-2 draw here were "ridiculous".

This was the scoreline every Italian dreaded – but nobody who witnessed this cracker here will believe in any sort of conspiracy between the Scandinavian rivals.

All the latest from Portugal.

Denmark have doubts about forwards Ebbe Sand and Dennis Rommedahl for their Scandinavian showdown with Sweden in Porto which will go a long way to deciding Group C.

Bulgaria 0 Denmark 2