Fulham scored three times in a sensational, five-minute spell at the City Ground as they came from behind to beat Nottingham Forest 3-2 and climb to sixth in the Premier League table.
Marco Silva’s side trailed to Taiwo Awoniyi’s early strike (11) as they went into the second half, but Tosin Adarabioyo’s powerful header from Willian’s corner (55) sparked a stunning comeback.
Joao Palhinha put Fulham in front with a wonderful, first-time finish from just outside the Forest box (58) and the visitors immediately extended their lead when Harrison Reed fired home his first goal for the club from Bobby Decordova-Reid’s cross (60).
Forest pulled a goal back through substitute Lewis O’Brien (77) but could not muster an equaliser in the closing stages as they slumped to a fourth consecutive Premier League loss which keeps them in the relegation zone, seven points below their newly-promoted rivals.
Full match report to follow…
What’s next?
After the international break, Forest travel to Leicester City on Monday Night Football, with the game kicking off on Sky Sports Premier League at 8pm on October 3.
Meanwhile, Fulham host Newcastle United on Saturday, October 1 at 3pm.