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- How to watch and follow Saturday's game at Craven Cottage
The No. 9 scored in both Palace’s successful FA Cup and UEFA Conference League runs – to go alongside the FA Community Shield win at Wembley last year – and was also on target last season in their corresponding fixture this weekend: Fulham away.
Nketiah has also started both Palace matches under new Manager Pierre Sage so far and hopes the Eagles can get off the mark at Craven Cottage on Saturday afternoon.
“It’s been great,” Nketiah said of the last two years. “We've won three trophies together. We've obviously achieved history for this football club.
“I think we have really to look back at it with a great sense of pride, knowing that you contributed, knowing that you were part of it – and I think the best is yet to come.
“We still have some more experiences in front of them. For myself, personally, [I want] to help the team obviously achieve their targets and hopefully we can win some more trophies.”