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    EPL: Fulham Will Fight Until Final Day – Iwobi

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    Alex Iwobi says Fulham will strive to finish the season on a positive note despite their recent run of inconsistent results.

    Marco Silva’s side have lost four of their last six Premier League games.

    Fulham, who are seeking a place in Europe currently occupy 10th position on the table.

    The Cottagers were eliminated from the Emirates FA Cup last weekend by Sky Bet Championship club Southampton.

    Iwobi said it is important for the players to keep going until the end of the season.

    “Results have not been going our way, but we’ll keep our heads up and we’ll keep fighting.

    “We’ll keep going until the season is done, giving 100 per cent,” Iwobi said on his YouTube vlog.

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