In a thrilling encounter between Fulham and Wolverhampton Wanderers, the home team secured a dramatic 3-2 victory, with Willian’s two penalty kicks, including a stoppage-time winner, stealing the spotlight.
The match kicked off with high intensity, witnessing opportunities at both ends within the first 10 minutes. Fulham took the lead early when Brazilian Andreas Pereira delivered a precise cross from the left, allowing Alex Iwobi to tap the ball home.
Despite Fulham’s initial advantage, the Wolves responded effectively, equalizing through Matheus Cunha after an impressive buildup orchestrated by Jean-Ricner Bellegarde, earning accolades from manager Gary O’Neil and the traveling fans.
The second half continued the pattern of intense attacking exchanges between the two teams. Fulham regained the lead just after the hour mark when captain Tom Cairney was fouled in the area, leading to Willian calmly converting the penalty. Hwang Hee-chan later beat Bernd Leno from the spot, restoring parity once again.
As the match approached its conclusion, a handball incident awarded Fulham a crucial penalty opportunity in injury time. Willian exhibited composure, securing the winning goal amid six minutes of added time, propelling Fulham to a vital three points. This outcome propelled Fulham to the 14th position, while Wolves found themselves in 12th place after the defeat.
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