Cottagers' courage shines through

Chris Coleman was proud of Fulham’s “grit and courage” after they hit back from two goals down last night to beat Leicester 4-3 and seal a place in the fourth round of the FA Cup.

Cottagers' courage shines through

Chris Coleman was proud of Fulham’s “grit and courage” after they hit back from two goals down last night to beat Leicester 4-3 and seal a place in the fourth round of the FA Cup.

The half-time introduction of Vincenzo Montella proved the turning point, the Italian striker scoring his first two goals since completing a loan move from Roma.

Wayne Routledge sealed the victory with a solo effort deep into injury time, the perfect tonic for Coleman, who had spent the previous 24 hours in hospital suffering from tonsillitis.

“There is a definite feeling in the camp that we have more minerals, more grit, more courage. There are lots of legs in the team,” said Coleman.

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