Fulham skipper Brede Hangeland really wants to be victorious against Aston Villa Brede Hangeland Fulham chief Brede Hangeland is decided to end Aston Villa's current revival - and claim the victory that manager Martin Jol thinks will assure their Barclays Premier League protection. Property have climbed out of the bottom three with a run of three wins in four suits but their place is still precarious, only two things away from the relegation zone. Fulham come in mid-table but Jol is anxious about being dragged back into the scrap over the final seven weeks of the season and needed yet another win to make sure their safety. "Every sport in this group is tough but Villa are eager for the things while they are wanting to prevent relegation," Hangeland told Fulham's official web site, www.fulhamfc.com. "They came right into a bit of variety recently so they is going to be longing for that to continue - but we should win as well. Fulham 1 Aston Villa 0 "If we could possibly get back again to the form we have found this season then we've to be in with a shout." Fulham's five-match unbeaten run stumbled on end at Newcastle a week ago, if the Magpies stole all the things with a last-gasp champion from Papiss Cisse. But Hangeland insisted the dissatisfaction Fulham felt next defeat will undoubtedly be channeled into tomorrow's day at Villa Park. "It may be the worst way to eliminate a game," he explained. "We thought we had done enough to obtain a draw therefore to get rid of it with virtually the final stop was hard. We had managed pretty much - they had had many chances but it did not appear to be it'd be their time. "So to lose in the way we did truly affects but we've to select ourselves up, dirt ourselves down and ignore it now as we look ahead to the Aston Villa game." Jol is waiting on the results of a late fitness before he knows whether Cameroon midfielder Eyong Enoh will undoubtedly be available. Enoh hurt his ankle throughout Fulham's defeat to Newcastle last week-end and the Lilywhites happen to be without midfielders Steve Sidwell (suspension), Ashkan Dejagah (ankle) and Mahamadou Diarra (leg). Dejagah will undertake foot ligament surgery next week, joining Diarra on the sidelines for the remaining of the summer season.
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