#TweetBeat - City beats Fulham at Craven Cottage

Much like I did last week for Manchester City's thrilling 6-3 victory over Arsenal, here are my real-time thoughts on City's 4-2 road victory over Fulham on the road at Craven Cottage:

Questionable free kick for @21LVA pounded home by @Toure_yaya42 on yet another amazing free kick by him to put #mcfc up 1-0 over #fulham
— CheeseheadSportsNut (@CheeseheadSN) December 21, 2013

Free kick by @21LVA centered back by @demichelisok and finished by @VincentKompany to put #MCFC up 2-0 over #Fulham after 45 minutes.
— CheeseheadSportsNut (@CheeseheadSN) December 21, 2013

Deserved goal for #Fulham as they pull back one on #MCFC to make it 2-1.
— CheeseheadSportsNut (@CheeseheadSN) December 21, 2013

Makes sense to add @Navitas7 in place of @EdDzeko to give #mcfc a boost against #fulham with the score line 2-1 in favor of #mcfc
— CheeseheadSportsNut (@CheeseheadSN) December 21, 2013

Nightmare freakish own goal by @VincentKompany makes the scoreline 2-2 between #mcfc and #fulham. Hang on for a nervy final 20 minutes.
— CheeseheadSportsNut (@CheeseheadSN) December 21, 2013

@JM7Foundation is the only other #MCFC player worthy of getting in this match, not sure it was worth taking out @SamNasri19 against #fulham.
— CheeseheadSportsNut (@CheeseheadSN) December 21, 2013

Great through ball by @21LVA for Jesus Navas to finish five-hole on @M_stekelenburg to give #mcfc a 3-2 lead over #fulham
— CheeseheadSportsNut (@CheeseheadSN) December 21, 2013

Oh my god, what a ball by @_AlvaroNegredo_ to @JM7Foundation for a clinical finish to ice the match 4-2 for #mcfc over #fulham
— CheeseheadSportsNut (@CheeseheadSN) December 21, 2013

@21LVA makes way for @javigarcia06 as #MCFC will ice a nice road victory over #fulham to set-up a huge boxing day match against #Liverpool
— CheeseheadSportsNut (@CheeseheadSN) December 21, 2013

Great 4-2 victory for #mcfc over #fulham on the road, @JoeHart played well despite "giving up" 2 goals since neither were his fault.
— CheeseheadSportsNut (@CheeseheadSN) December 21, 2013

City has seven matches (six in the EPL and one in the FA Cup) between Boxing Day and the close of the January transfer window.  With a full slate of EPL matches in a condensed window, City hosts Liverpool to start the make-or-break portion of their EPL schedule in hopes of winning the EPL for the second time in three seasons.  Check back over the next few weeks for full coverage of arguably the most exciting portion of the EPL calender.