Fulham host Manchester United at Craven Cottage on Sunday afternoon, having taken their first point of the season at Anfield. United arrive on the back of a Carabao Cup exit, having led Brighton 2-0 at Old Trafford and lost 3-2.Ahead of Sunday’s late kick-off in west London, new customers can net £40 in free bets with Betway. Register, deposit £10, then place a £10 qualifying bet at odds of evens or better.Fulham’s goalless draw at Anfield was Álvaro Arbeloa’s first Premier League point. Academy graduate Josh King was the best forward on the pitch and David Affengruber impressed on debut, while Calvin Bassey handled Alexander Isak and Bernd Leno dealt with what got past him. Fulham’s own best opening was cleared off the line by Jérémy Jacquet.United have lost three of their last four. Shea Lacey and Mason Mount put them two up inside ten minutes against Brighton on Wednesday before Charalampos Kostoulas, Pascal Gross and Maxim De Cuyper turned it around. Michael Carrick was booed off and said afterwards that the responsibility was his.Net even more value with BetwayFollow our link to Betway and register as a new customer, then claim your £40 free bet package in three simple steps:Register as a new customer using our linkDeposit £10 using a debit cardPlace a single £10 qualifying bet at odds of evens (2.0) or higherOnce it settles, you’ll receive 4 x £10 free bets immediately, two Bet Builders and two Accas, each requiring a minimum of four legs at odds of 4.0 or higher. All free bets expire after 7 days.Four Bet Builder and acca tokens land just in time for the first derby of the season.United’s collapse at Old Trafford to hand Fulham their openingWednesday was not a normal defeat. The last time United lost a home game in which they led by two goals, in any competition, was 1976, when Tottenham beat them 3-2. That is the context for a side who have now lost three of four, and for a manager who accepted the booing as his own.Fulham have not beaten United at Craven Cottage since 2009, a run now into its 17th year, and last season’s meeting in west London finished 1-1. That record is the argument against them, along with United’s away scoring: seven wins from 19 on the road last season, 30 goals, and 74% of those games producing goals at both ends, the highest figure in the division.Against that, Arbeloa’s side kept a clean sheet at Anfield and are more organised than a single point suggests. A visiting team three days on from a collapse of that kind, with Carrick under real pressure for the first time, is the version of United most likely to drop points here.DrawBoth teams to scoreSeventeen years is a long time for a record to stand, and Fulham will not get many better chances to end it.Understanding the offerTo qualify:Register with Betway ahead of Fulham vs Manchester Utd (18+, UK only) and select the offer on registrationCertain deposit methods are excludedFree bets are credited instantly once your qualifying bet settlesKey terms and conditions of this Betway offerBet Builder and Acca tokens each require a minimum of 4 legs at odds of 4.0 or higherFree bets cannot be used on multi-line multiple bets such as Trixies or YankeesFree bet stakes are not included in returns18+, full T&Cs apply Read more about the current 2026/27 seasonChampions League winner oddsPremier League winner oddsPremier League top 4 oddsPremier League relegation oddsPremier League refereesGolden Boot oddsAbout the authorZack LaneZack Patrick Lane is an enthusiastic sports writer and lifelong Aston Villa supporter who passionately follows the beautiful game. With a most improved player award being his highest accolade in youth football, Zack turned to writing about football rather than playing it. Today, he channels that passion into his commentary, while also keeping a keen eye on a wide range of other sports.Find Zack’s socials: X: @avfczackpatrickLinkedInCommercial content notice: Taking one of the bookmaker offers featured in this article may result in a payment to talkSPORT. 18+. T&Cs apply.Remember to gamble responsiblyA responsible gambler is someone who:Establishes time and monetary limits before playingOnly gambles with money they can afford to loseNever chase their lossesDoesn’t gamble if they’re upset, angry or depressedGamcare – www.gamcare.org.ukFind our detailed guide on responsible gambling practices here.For help with a gambling problem, call the National Gambling Helpline on 0808 8020 133 or go to www.gamstop.co.uk to be excluded from all UK-regulated gambling websites.