Alex Iwobi delivered a standout performance on Sunday as Fulham came from behind to beat Liverpool 3-2 at Craven Cottage, denting the Reds’ Premier League title hopes.
Iwobi scored and assisted in Fulham’s first-half comeback, with Ryan Sessegnon also finding the net after Liverpool’s Alexis Mac Allister opened the scoring in the 14th minute.
Fulham quickly equalized and went on to secure the win.
The momentum shifted firmly in Fulham’s favour, and in the 32nd minute, Iwobi made it 2–1 with a well-taken goal. Just five minutes later, Iwobi turned provider, setting up Rodrigo Muniz for Fulham’s third, making it 3–1 before halftime.
The second half saw Liverpool push for a comeback. Luis Díaz gave the visitors hope in the 72nd minute with a goal assisted by Conor Bradley, reducing the deficit to 3–2.
The defeat means Liverpool’s bid to secure the Premier League title faces a slight delay, as they missed an opportunity to seal the title before the season runs out.
For Fulham, the win marks a significant statement and a boost for European football next season.
