Feisty Fulham deserve draw

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Feisty Fulham deserve draw
Tue, 25 Feb, 2003 - 00:00
Bill Pierce

A Ledley King own-goal gave Fulham the lead on 14 minutes before visiting keeper Maik Taylor was sent off for bringing down Simon Davies for a penalty, which Teddy Sheringham converted six minutes before the break.

With 18 minutes left, Spurs' Darren Anderton saw red after two yellow cards in four minutes.

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