Manchester City dropped their first points of the campaign allowing Fulham to claw back a two-goal deficit in the 2-2 draw at Craven Cottage. Manchester City looked well on course for a another three points as they took a tow goal lead just a minute into the second-half, but credit Fulham for rallying bravely to take a point out of a game that looked lost at the break.
City boss Roberto Mancini will be regretting the chances missed in a first period dominated by the visitor's but only had a Sergio Aguero goal to show for it, mainly because of the goalkeeping heroics of Mark Schwarzer.
Aguero took his season's tally to eight a minute into the second half but once Bobby Zamora gave Fulham a lifeline in the 55th minute it was the host's who looked the more dangerous.
Danny Murphy's shot was then deflected in-off Vincent Kompany to earn a point.
Referee: Mark Clattenburg
Venue: Craven Cottage
Attendance: 24,750
Fulham scorers: Zamora 55, Murphy 75 Man City scorers: Aguero 18, 46,
TRIBAL ASKS: Is Mancini going down Wenger's path? Buying forwards and midfielders when in reality it's defenders that are wanted.
Yellow cards: Barry (MANC), Sidwell (FUL)
