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The roar which greeted the full-time whistle tells you everything you need to know about how Fulham supporters are feeling about that result! A performance born of doggedness and endeavour earns them a point at home to Arsenal, who miss the chance to move to within four points of leaders Liverpool at the top of the Premier League table. Bukayo Saka thought he'd earned the visitors all three points as full-time approached, only to see VAR intervene and rule Gabriel Martinelli offside in the build-up to Saka's back-post header. In truth, a point is the least Arsenal deserve. They pushed and they probed all afternoon, and finally their equaliser came with 52 minutes gone as William Saliba turned home Kai Havertz's headed lay-off from close range. Six points is the gap at the top, while Fulham maintain their top-half position and go three clear of Tottenham Hotspur, who face London rivals Chelsea in less than 30 minutes.

The points are shared at Craven Cottage!

Seconds left now. Rice is caught in possession in a dangerous position, and he resorts to hauling down his man - Berge, I think - to prevent a Fulham breakaway.

Is that Arsenal's final chance? Partey keeps the ball in well near the corner flag and angles a pass back inside for Saka. His low cross from the byline takes a deflection, carrying it into the grateful arms of Leno.

Warning signs for Fulham as Martinelli wins his side a free-kick in a good crossing position down the left flank. Rice stands over it, but he catches the delivery all wrong and it flies behind for a goal-kick. Was the midfielder going for goal himself? Only Rice will know...

A late change for the hosts, who look to shore things up by sending on Jorge Cuenca to replace Sasa Lukic.