A FULHAM fan appeared to celebrate Bruno Fernandes' last-minute winner for Manchester United on Saturday.
The captain's strike gave the Red Devils a much-needed win to ease pressure on manager Erik ten Hag.
The goal sent the away end wild but several spectators sat in the home section also appeared to celebrate.
One fan who had a black and white scarf draped around his shoulders was seen pumping his fists after the ball hit the back of the net.
The supporter, who was only separated from the travelling fans by netting, was surrounded by several others who celebrated United's winner.
Some applauded while others leapt for joy despite being seated in the home end.
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At half-time a young Fulham fan was overjoyed after receiving Alejandro Garnacho's shirt.
Some Fulham supporters have accused the club of pricing out real fans after raising prices for United's visit.
The club hierarchy were labelled "out of touch with reality" after charging £160 for seats in the Riverside Stand – the cheapest matchday ticket cost £67.
After United fans were spotted in the home end Fulham fans hit out of the club.
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One said: "I’m sorry but it’s nothing but pricing the real fans out. I assure you one thing a lot of those people at the ground today don’t care about Fulham one game wonders I call them."
Another added: "Look at the state of that home end. This is what you get when you price out real fans."
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