The Digest:
Nigerian winger Samuel Chukwueze came off the bench to score the equalizer in Fulham's 2-1 comeback victory over Brighton & Hove Albion at Craven Cottage. After Yasin Ayari put the visitors ahead, Chukwueze, introduced in the 59th minute, leveled the score in the 72nd minute. The win was sealed deep into stoppage time by a stunning Harry Wilson free-kick. The victory lifts Fulham to seventh place in the Premier League table with 34 points. Chukwueze's compatriot Alex Iwobi also featured in the match.
Key Points:
- The victory strengthens Fulham's push for European qualification, boosting team morale and league positioning.
- Chukwueze's impactful substitute appearance highlights his value as a game-changing option for Marco Silva's side.
- The dramatic nature of the win provides a significant psychological and points advantage over a mid-table rival.
- The result demonstrates Fulham's resilience and ability to secure points even when not dominating proceedings.
- The three points are crucial as the season enters its second half, where every result intensifies in importance.
Fulham will aim to carry this momentum into a challenging away fixture against Manchester United.
Sources: Complete Sports
