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Honours even after Royals frustrate Fulham

By Chris Dunlavy

LEVELLER: Tom Cairney nods home Fulham’s equaliser
PICTURE: Action Images

FULHAM were favourites to beat Reading in the play-offs – but nobody told Royals boss Jaap Stam.
The former Manchester United defender’s game plan frustrated Fulham in yesterday’s Championship semi-final first leg.
Jordan Obita gave Reading the lead before Tom Cairney levelled for Fulham. The Royals survived the last ten minutes with ten men after skipper Paul McShane was sent off.
Fulham boss Slavisa Jokanovic said: “Everythi...

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