Fulham 1 - 0 Sunderland : Fulham's Bobby Zamora scores the winning goal

Fulham's Bobby Zamora scores the winning goal

Fulham striker Bobby Zamora fired his club back into the top half of the Premier League then taunted his critics with his celebration at Craven Cottage.
The 28-year-old struck early on against Steve Bruce's men then pushed team-mate Damien Duff out of the way to finish off his gesture.
While Zamora's work-rate is appreciated by boss Roy Hodgson, his goal against Sunderland was only his 10th in two seasons since arriving from West Ham.
It means Fulham leapfrog over Sunderland into eighth, with their form reliant on home performances - they have not lost on their own turf since September.
Tennis legend Martina Navratilova was sat next to Black Cats chairman Niall Quinn in the directors' box - and she saw Zamora hit the net with a winner after seven minutes.
Before that the visitors almost grabbed an early lead. Steed Malbranque, still jeered by home fans after leaving the club in 2006, was found when Lorik Cana robbed Paul Konchesky and slipped the ball through - but Mark Schwarzer was equal to the finish.
Then came Zamora's moment. Duff laid the ball back to John Pantsil on the right flank and when the ball came over Zamora zipped in front of Phil Bardsley to head home.
It was Zamora's sixth of the season and sparked his volatile celebration. He told his critics to "shut up'' after pushing team-mate Duff in the chest.
Sunderland's poor start also included a booking for Kieran Richardson, triggering a suspension as it was his fifth of a season where he has already been banned following a red card.