Fulham 4-1 Wisła Kraków (2011-12 Europa League Group K)

Thu 3 Nov 2011 20:05	Fulham	(2) 4-1 (1)	Wisła Kraków	Craven Cottage, London Attendance: 20,319 Referee: Halis Özkahya
	Duff  5' Johnson  30'  57' Sidwell  79'	Report	Kirm  9'

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FULHAM (4-4-2) GK 1 Mark Schwarzer DR 2 Stephen Kelly DC 6 Chris Baird DC 5 Brede Hangeland DL 3 John Arne Riise MR 16 Damien Duff MC 20 Dickson Etuhu 65' MC 13 Danny Murphy (c) 63' ML 23 Clint Dempsey ST 8 Andy Johnson 76' ST 25 Bobby Zamora 44' 72' Substitutes: GK 38 Neil Etheridge DF 26 Zdeněk Grygera DF 28 Matthew Briggs MF 4 Steve Sidwell 63' MF 10 Pajtim Kasami 76' MF 15 Marcel Gecov MF 21 Kerim Frei 72' Manager: Martin Jol

WISŁA KRAKÓW (4-2-3-1) GK 25 Sergei Pareiko DR 31 Michael Lamey DC 2 Kew Jaliens 44' DC 45 Daniel Brud 60' DL 15 Júnior Díaz 66' DM 28 Cezary Wilk DM 11 Gervasio Núñez AMR 13 Dragan Paljić 56' AMC 10 Łukasz Garguła 61' AML 17 Andraž Kirm ST 20 Dudu Biton 88' Substitutes: GK 1 Milan Jovanić GK 12 Filip Kurto DF 22 Marko Jovanović 88' DF 33 Michał Czekaj FW 9 Rafał Boguski FW 18 Tsvetan Genkov 61' FW 77 Ivica Iliev 60' Manager: Robert Maaskant

Assistant referees: Baki Tuncay Akkin Çem Satman Fourth official: Koray Gençerler Additional assistant referees: Tolga Özkalfa Barış Simsek Previous Meeting: Wisła Kraków 1-0 Fulham (2011-12 Europa League Group K) (20 Oct 2011) Following Meeting: n/a Trivia Statistics Fulham Wisła Kraków Possession 50% 50% Shots on target 9 7 Shots off target 7 11 Shots blocked 2 3 Corner kicks 6 2 Fouls conceded 15 17 Offsides 2 3 Yellow cards 2 3 Red cards 0 0 Images 1-0: The opening goal came only five minutes into the match when Andy Johnson surged forward and sent in a fantastic low cross in towards Damian Duff, who slotted the ball home 1-1: When Dickson Etuhu gave the ball away cheaply in the midfield, the visitors duly took advantage with a swift counter-attack, enabling Andraž Kirm to fire in a shot which was deflected past Mark Schwarzer 2-1: Andy Johnson sends Fulham into the lead once more with an outstanding first time volley from a cross drilled in by Danny Murphy, connecting as the ball was slightly behind him as it then rocketed in whilst clipping the post on its way 3-1: Johnson then secured his second and Fulham's third in the second half, deftly lifting the ball over the onrushing Sergei Pareiko 4-1: Steve Sidwell secured a resounding victory with just over ten minutes left 2011-12 season Premier League: Aston Villa (h) • Wolves (a) • Newcastle (a) • Blackburn (h) • Man City (h) • West Brom (a) • QPR (h) • Stoke (a) • Everton (h) • Wigan (a) • Tottenham (h) • Sunderland (a) • Arsenal (a) • Liverpool (h) • Swansea (a) • Bolton (h) • Man Utd (h) • Chelsea (a) • Norwich (a) • Arsenal (h) • Blackburn (a) • Newcastle (h) • West Brom (h) • Man City (a) • Stoke (h) • QPR (a) • Wolves (h) • Aston Villa (a) • Swansea (h) • Man Utd (a) • Norwich (h) • Bolton (a) • Chelsea (h) • Wigan (h) • Everton (a) • Liverpool (a) • Sunderland (h) • Tottenham (a) FA Cup: 3rd round: Charlton (h) | 4th round: Everton (a) League Cup: 3rd round: Chelsea (a) Europa League: 1st Qualifying round: NSÍ Runavík (h) • NSÍ Runavík (a) | 2nd Qualifying round: Crusaders (a) • Crusaders (h) 3rd Qualifying round: RNK Split (a) • RNK Split (h) | Play-off round: Dnipro (h) • Dnipro (a) Group stage: Twente (h) • Odense BK (a) • Wisła Kraków (a) • Wisła Kraków (h) • Twente (a) • Odense BK (h)