Harry Wilson's Injury-Time Goals Lift Fulham

Fulham achieved a dramatic 2-1 victory against Brentford in the West London derby, thanks to two stoppage-time goals from substitute Harry Wilson. Vitaly Janelt initially put Brentford ahead with a long-range strike in the first half, but Fulham dominated possession and peppered the Brentford goal with 26 shots. Wilson's first goal came in the 92nd minute with a flick over the goalkeeper, followed by a fortuitous header in the 97th minute. The win elevates Fulham to ninth place, just three points shy of the top four in the Premier League standings. Despite their strong defensive effort, Brentford's tactical setup could not withstand Fulham's relentless pressure, particularly after the introduction of Adama Traore who provided crucial width and pace. This victory ends Fulham's three-match winless streak and highlights their attacking potential under Marco Silva.