Mitrovic wears shirt with no number after he’s left with bloody nose in first Premier League start in 11 WEEKS

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FULHAM striker Aleksandar Mitrovic suffered a nasty facial injury just three minutes into his return to Premier League football on Saturday.

The 28-year-old was caught by the elbow of Crystal Palace defender Joachim Andersen as he went up for a header.

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ReutersMirtovic scored from the penalty spot but was wearing no number on his shirt[/caption]

After going to ground straight away, he immediately received medical attention and treatment for a bloody nose.

But despite the initial concern, he was able to play on – albeit with a different shirt with no number or name.

Fans took to Twitter to react, with one person writing: “Andersen breaking Mitrovic’s nose inside 3 mins…”

Another added: “Welcome back to Barclays, Mitro!”

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While a third commented: “Two weeks running Andersen has caught someone’s nose.”

Fulham‘s clash with Crystal Palace marked Mitrovic’s return to Premier League action following his eight-game suspension.

The striker was hit with the ban after he pushed and verbally abused referee Chris Kavanagh during the Cottagers’ 3-1 FA Cup quarter-final defeat to Manchester United in March.

Fulham boss Marco Silva also received a two-match touchline ban for throwing a water bottle and screaming at the assistant referee during the game.

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An official statement from The FA at the beginning of April read: “Mitrovic separately admitted that his behaviour and language after being sent off was improper, abusive, insulting and threatening, and the Regulatory Commission imposed an additional two-match ban and £75,000 fine.

“In total, the Regulatory Commission has suspended Aleksandar Mitrovic for eight matches.

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“One of these has already been served, and therefore the forward will be unavailable for Fulham FC’s next seven matches.”

Mitrovic converted a penalty to level the score for Fulham just before half time following Odsonne Edouard’s opening goal.

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