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Penalty and red card not enough to inspire sluggish Toon against Fulham
Newcastle United's Matt Ritchie looks dejected after scoring an own goal

Newcastle 1-1 Fulham
by Harry De Cosemo

NEWCASTLE United limped to an uninspiring 1-1 draw against Fulham’s brave and resolute 10 men at St James’ Park.

Scott Parker’s side were on top for most of the game and led at half time, but retreated and secured a point after conceding a penalty and having Joachim Andersen sent off.

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