Fulham 1-1 (pen. 5-3) Tottenham
League Cup · Round 2Model accuracy
Match stats
Standouts: K. Tete 8.2 · João Palhinha 7.9 · J. Maddison 7.9
Match analysis
5 sections21:3729 August 2023: the League Cup match ended after extra time Fulham 1-1 Tottenham (5-3 on penalties).
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Result and story of the match
It was 1-0 at half-time. Tottenham levelled after the break. Tottenham scored first, in the 19th minute.
Goals and key moments
Goals: 19' M. van de Ven (own goal) → 0-1; 56' Richarlison, assisted by I. Perišić → 0-2; 120+1' Andreas Pereira (penalty) → 1-2; 120+2' Son Heung-Min (penalty) → 1-3; 120+3' R. Jiménez (penalty) → 2-3; 120+4' D. Kulusevski (penalty) → 2-4; 120+5' H. Wilson (penalty) → 3-4; 120+7' João Palhinha (penalty) → 4-4; 120+8' J. Maddison (penalty) → 4-5; 120+9' K. Tete (penalty) → 5-5.
D. Sánchez missed a penalty in the 120th minute; yellow cards: Fulham 0, Tottenham 2.
Statistical comparison
Shots 14-10 (3-3 on target); possession 40%-60%; corners 3-6; pass accuracy 76%-82%.
Goals by half: 1-0 in the first, 0-1 in the second.
Standout players
K. Tete was Fulham's highest-rated player at 8.2 in 90 minutes: 2 key passes, 3 tackles, won 10 of 14 duels.
J. Maddison was Tottenham's highest-rated player at 7.9 in 8 minutes: 2 key passes, 1 tackle, won 4 of 4 duels.
How the model did
There was no model estimate locked before kick-off for this match, so it is not part of the track record.
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Match summary
Fulham vs Tottenham (League Cup, 29 August 2023) finished 1-1 (5-3 on penalties). Goals: M. van de Ven 19' (o.g.), Richarlison 56', Andreas Pereira 120+1' (pen), Son Heung-Min 120+2' (pen), R. Jiménez 120+3' (pen), D. Kulusevski 120+4' (pen), H. Wilson 120+5' (pen), João Palhinha 120+7' (pen), J. Maddison 120+8' (pen), K. Tete 120+9' (pen). Match stats: possession Fulham 40%, Tottenham 60%; shots on target 3-3.
Updated: · Sources: Methodology
Points are only for rankings and badges; they have no other value.The model's score is now the “predicted score”: a pick that agrees with the match outcome and follows the real score distribution over a season (previously the single most likely score). Past points are unchanged.