Late Harry Wilson strike seals vital home win as Chelsea’s discipline issues prove costly at Craven Cottage
Fulham claimed a hard-fought 2–1 victory over Chelsea in a tense Premier League derby at Craven Cottage, with second-half goals deciding a match marked by controversy and cards.
After a goalless first half that saw VAR drama and multiple bookings, the hosts broke the deadlock through Raúl Jiménez shortly after the restart.
Chelsea responded in the 72nd minute when Liam Delap pulled the visitors level, raising hopes of a comeback.
However, Fulham regained control as Harry Wilson struck late to restore the lead and secure all three points.
The match also featured a red card for Marc Cucurella and several cautions, underlining Chelsea’s frustrating evening.
The win boosts Fulham’s momentum at home, while Chelsea leave west London ruing missed chances and costly indiscipline.
