Bottom club Fulham reportedly give Arbeloa two games to save job

📰 Still without a league win, Fulham have reportedly put Álvaro Arbeloa on a two-game deadline. 📌 Key points ⏳ The Standard reports Arbeloa has two games to save his job. 🎯 Failing to beat either Hull or Coventry could see him removed. 📉 Fulham are bottom with two points from six games (D2 L4). 💔 They led at Ipswich before conceding twice late to lose. 🤝 Club sources earlier said it was "far too soon to judge" him. 📝 What happened ⏳ According to The Standard, cited by Sports Mole and the Mirror, Fulham's hierarchy will judge the 43-year-old on the next two matches, both against newly promoted sides: Hull City and Coventry City. 💔 Fulham led at Ipswich through Ryan Sessegnon on 10 October but conceded twice late to lose 2-1. Since a 3-2 opening-day defeat by Chelsea, they have gone six league games without a win. Draws with Liverpool and Manchester United and a 3-2 League Cup win at West Ham are the bright spots. 🤝 Flashscore, however, had earlier quoted club sources saying it was "far too soon to judge" Arbeloa and that his job was not in immediate danger, with January backing for a defender possible if results improve. 🇪🇸 The former Real Madrid defender replaced Marco Silva in July. 📊 By the numbers • League record: P6 D2 L4 (2 points, bottom) • Deadline: two games, Hull and Coventry • League Cup: won 3-2 at West Ham 🔭 Why it matters Arbeloa could become the first Premier League manager to lose his job this season. Fulham host Hull City at Craven Cottage on 17 October.