Recap

Fulham Rally to Overturn Early Setback, Beat Brentford 3-1 at Craven Cottage

Fulham turned the tables on Brentford in a dramatic West London derby, coming from behind to take a 3-1 win at Craven Cottage. The hosts showed character and flair to snatch the points after conceding first, extending their winning momentum in the Premier League. Sky Sports+1

First Half Brilliance from Brentford Before Fulham Fightback

Brentford struck early through Mikkel Damsgaard in the 20th minute, taking advantage of a momentary lapse in Fulham’s defence after a misplaced pass from Josh King. Sky Sports

Fulham responded strongly. Alex Iwobi levelled in the 38th minute when he pounced on a loose ball following a deflected clearance and fired in. Just two minutes later, Harry Wilson gave the hosts the lead, slotting home from close range after Iwobi’s precise through-ball. Sky Sports+1

Fulham Seal It Early in Second Half

The match was put beyond doubt early in the second half. Ethan Pinnock inadvertently turned in a cross from Ryan Sessegnon, putting Fulham 3-1 up in the 50th minute. Sky Sports

Brentford pushed to respond but were unable to trouble Fulham late, with the hosts defending well and denying their opponents any clear-cut chances after going two goals down.

Key Takeaways & Player Performances

• Alex Iwobi’s influence: Not only did he score, but his creative touch set up Wilson’s goal, underlining why he’s become crucial to Fulham’s attacking threat. The Guardian+1

• Harry Wilson continues his derby magic, again scoring against Brentford to help turn the game. His movement and finishing were sharp. Sky Sports+1

• Brentford’s fragile start: Despite going ahead, their defence couldn’t maintain the lead, and errors proved costly. The early goal was promising, but lapses in concentration undid them. The Guardian+1

What This Means

Fulham’s comeback win boosts their confidence and puts them in a good run of form, especially in derby matches. For Brentford, it’s a setback — one that underscores the need for consistency, especially in defensive rounds and when trying to hold leads. Sky Sports+1