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Moritz Volz scored the 15,000th goal in Premiership history when he gave Fulham a shock lead against champions Chelsea at Stamford Bridge.

Sat, 30 Dec, 2006 - 16:15

Moritz Volz scored the 15,000th goal in Premiership history when he gave Fulham a shock lead against champions Chelsea at Stamford Bridge.

Volz took advantage of some indecisive defending in the Chelsea box to turn his marker and drill past Hilario with a slight deflection off Paulo Ferreira.

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