Abraham Scores Brace For Fulham, A Week After Talks With NFF Boss Pinnick

Tammy Abraham's younger brother Timmy Abraham opened his account for the season as Fulham claimed a 3-0 win over Brighton & Hove in the U18 Premier League on Saturday afternoon.

A week ago, the two Abrahams, who are strikers, held high-level talks with Nigeria Football Federation supremo Amaju Pinnick over their international future.

On 20 minutes, Timmy broke the deadlock when he scored from a tight angle after he was teed up by Sonny Hilton, and doubled the Cottagers advantage six minutes into the second half, slamming a shot into the net despite being surrounded by defenders.

Born December 28, 2000, Timmy Abraham joined Fulham in the summer of 2017 from Charlton Athletic.

On the pitch Timmy is a carbon copy of his senior brother Tammy, he plays as a central striker and drifts wide when without the ball.

The 16-year-old Abraham is a first-year scholar at Fulham.

Ifeanyi Emmanuel

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