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/ Michael Lintorn / 02 February 2012 / Leave a Comment 
Damien Duff has previous when it comes to causing Man City problems
Fulham have been a bit of a bogey team for Manchester City in recent seasons - will they be the ones to end the Premier League leaders' perfect home record?
Neither side have kept a clean sheet in the last 15 Premier League matches between Fulham and Man City.
In the last eight league games between Man City and Fulham, 13 of the 14 goals the Whites have scored have been netted in the second half, while 11 of the 15 Man City have scored have come in the first half.
In fact, all of the last 24 goals scored by Man City in this fixture have come before the 60th minute.
Damien Duff has scored in his last two away games against Man City.
Manchester City have won their last 16 Premier League home matches since drawing 1-1 at home to Fulham in February 2011.
Arsenal are the only team to restrict Man City to fewer than two goals in the 11 league games at the Etihad Stadium this season and on nine occasions they've netted three or more.
Fulham have won just one of their last 11 Premier League away games (W1 D5 L5) and none of the last six (W0 D4 L2).
Fulham have lost none of their last four away games against Man City (W2 D2 L0).
79% of the goals Man City have conceded have been shipped in the second half of games, the highest proportion in the Premier League.
Fulham are the only team in the Premier League who have not conceded a penalty this season.
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