EPL: Fulham Ends 4-Game Losing Streak with 3-0 Win Over Wolves

Fulham 3, Wolves 0, hosts get back to winning ways

Fulham gets back to winning ways with a dominant win over struggling Wolves. Fulham snaps 4-match losing streak with a convincing 3-0 win over 10-man Wolverhampton Wanderers.

Wolves struggled to create scoring chances in the first half, with Jean-Ricner Bellegarde's tame shot being their closest attempt...

Fulham snapped out of their four-match Premier League losing streak with a convincing 3-0 victory over Wolverhampton Wanderers at Craven Cottage. The win keeps Wolves at the bottom of the table, extending their winless run.

Wolves' inability to keep a clean sheet in the Premier League continued, as they conceded within nine minutes. Santiago Bueno's misjudged interception allowed Raul Jimenez to set up Ryan Sessegnon for the opener.

The visitors were further handicapped when Emmanuel Agbadou was sent off for a clumsy challenge on Josh King. Fulham sealed their win with Harry Wilson's stunning strike and a Yerson Mosquera own goal.

The win moves Fulham up to 14th in the table, while Wolves remain bottom, five points adrift of 17th place. Manager Vitor Pereira's job just got a whole lot tougher.

Fulham continued to pose a threat, with Harry Wilson coming close to doubling their lead on a couple of occasions, but his efforts veered wide in the first half.

 

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The visitors' plight worsened in the final 10 minutes when Emmanuel Agbadou was shown a straight red card for a clumsy challenge on Josh King, denying him a clear goalscoring opportunity, as deemed by referee John Brooks.

Wolves struggled to create scoring chances in the first half, with Jean-Ricner Bellegarde's tame shot being their closest attempt. It wasn't until the final action of the half that they had another opportunity, but Jorgen Strand Larsen's header was straight at Bernd Leno.

Fulham looked to take control of the game after halftime, aware of their tendency to concede goals after the break. Kenny Tete tried to give his team a buffer with a powerful long-range strike, but Sam Johnstone made a solid save.

Tete's deflected effort would prove prophetic, as he inadvertently set up the next Wolves save. However, the Cottagers' next chance would be more fruitful. Sander Berge's shot was blocked, but Harry Wilson was quick to pounce, sweeping the rebound into the bottom corner with a clean first-time strike just after the hour mark.

Fulham secured their first win since September 20, netting a crucial three points with 15 minutes remaining. A swift counter-attack down the left flank ended with Ryan Sessegnon's precise cross being diverted into his own net by Yerson Mosquera.

In the closing stages, Samuel Chukwueze's late effort slammed against the post, but the outcome was never in doubt as Fulham cruised to victory. This win marked a significant turnaround for the hosts, while Vitor Pereira's Wolverhampton Wanderers extended their winless run to 14 league games, dating back to last season.