Marco Silva Blames Costly Errors as Fulham’s Woes Continue Against West Ham
Fulham’s manager Marco Silva expressed frustration over costly mistakes in their recent loss to West Ham, highlighting a troubling trend.
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London: Marco Silva was pretty upset after Fulham’s recent match against West Ham. He felt they should have done better and could have been higher in the Premier League if they hadn’t let points slip away.
In the game at the London Stadium, Silva thought his team played well but still lost 3-2. It was a tough night, especially since it was West Ham’s new manager Graham Potter’s first win.
Fulham is sitting in ninth place, just seven points behind Chelsea, who are in fourth. Silva said it was disappointing because they’ve had a good season overall, but they could be doing even better.
He pointed out that they were the stronger team for most of the match but made some big mistakes that cost them. The first and third goals for West Ham came from errors by their players, which really hurt them.
Silva was clear that they need to take responsibility for the loss. He mentioned how they started strong but fell apart after conceding the first goal. It just wasn’t fair that the team that created more chances ended up losing.
He wrapped up by saying they can’t afford to give away goals like that and need to be sharper in front of the net. It’s a tough lesson, but hopefully, they’ll learn from it.