Fulham FC won the Monday evening game against Wolverhampton. The VAR had to intervene decisively three times.
In a special Monday evening game, Fulham FC won 3-2 against Wolverhampton Wanderers on matchday 13. The Londoners, with DFB keeper Bernd Leno in goal, took the lead three times.
Alex Iwobi (7th minute) and the Brazilian Willian (59th, 90th + 4, both penalties) each scored the 1-0. 2:1 and 3:2 lead. Former Bundesliga stars Matheus Cunha (Hertha BSC) and Hwang Hee-chan (Leipzig) were able to equalize 1:1 (22nd minute) and 2:2 (75th minute, penalty).
VAR and penalty spectacular in the second half
Especially in this game: all three goals in the second half came from penalties, all of which had to be checked with the help of the Video Assistant Referee (VAR).
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In total, after the regular 90 minutes of play, there was a further 12 minutes of injury time, so referee Michael Salisbury only ended the game at Craven Cottage in the 102nd minute.
With the home win, Fulham drew level with Wolves on points and is now fourteenth in the table with 15 points. Wolverhampton is in twelfth place.
2023-11-27 22:11:25
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