Fulham finally found relief at Craven Cottage, delivering a commanding performance to beat struggling Wolves and climb out of the relegation zone. The win was Fulham’s first in five matches and came at a crucial time, with manager Marco Silva under pressure following a string of poor results.
Ryan Sessegnon opened the scoring in the 9th minute, giving Fulham early momentum. Wolves’ troubles deepened when Emmanuel Agbadou was sent off in the 36th minute, leaving the visitors a man down for the remainder of the match. Fulham capitalized on the advantage with Harry Wilson doubling the lead in the 62nd minute, followed by an own goal from Yerson Mosquera in the 74th minute to seal the 3–0 victory bing.com Complete Sports.
Wolves, managed by Vitor Pereira, have now lost eight of their ten league games and are the only Premier League side without a win this season. The team’s defensive frailty was again exposed, with three yellow cards and one red, and just 37% possession throughout the match bing.com.
Fulham’s win lifts them to 11th place, while Wolves remain rooted to the bottom in 20th. Super Eagles duo Calvin Bassey and Alex Iwobi featured prominently for Fulham, with Bassey playing the full match and Iwobi subbed off late in the game Complete Sports.
Match Highlights:
⚽ 9' – Ryan Sessegnon scores for Fulham
🟥 36' – Emmanuel Agbadou (Wolves) sent off
⚽ 62' – Harry Wilson makes it 2–0
⚽ 74' – Own goal by Yerson Mosquera (Wolves)
📊 Possession: Fulham 63%, Wolves 37%
📉 Wolves: 0 wins, 8 losses in 10 matches
Wolves now face mounting pressure to turn their season around, while Fulham will hope this win marks a turning point.
Sources: bing.com Complete Sports
I can break down Fulham’s upcoming fixtures to see if they can build momentum from this win.
