Aston Villa were beaten 2-0 at Fulham but head coach Steve Bruce believes the scoreline could have been different if talisman Albert Adomah featured in the match.
Adomah, who has been the Villans best player so far this season with 14 goals, missed the trip to Craven Cottage to face Fulham on Saturday after picking up an injury. He sustained a hamstring problem in the game against Birmingham in which he scored last week.
And despite attempts to get him fit, the 28-year old couldn't be ready and his absence cost Aston Villa as the defeat at Fulham marked an end to a seven-match winning run in the league.
"I think today was always going to be about who could get the first goal. Unfortunately, we didn't," Bruce said.
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