Rampant Fulham score six goals again, equal 88-year record
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Fulham became the first English side to score six goals or more in three successive matches for 88 years as they thumped Birmingham City 6-2 on Tuesday.
Fabio Carvalho struck two for the Championship leaders who were 4-1 up by half-time while Neeskens Kebano, Tom Cairney and Antonee Robinson were also on target.
A Mark Roberts own goal began the rout.
Fulham also beat Bristol City 6-2 on Saturday while Reading were thrashed 7-0.
The last English club to achieve the feat was Chester City in the 1933-34 season.
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