Rodrigo Muniz's clever chip secured Fulham a 2-1 win against Wolves at Molineux. The match began with Ryan Sessegnon scoring in the opening minute, assisted by Andreas Pereria. Wolves quickly responded with Joao Gomes equalising after Fulham failed to clear Jean-Ricner Bellegarde's cross. Despite Wolves' efforts, Fulham's early second-half goal by Muniz, set up by Adama Traore, sealed their victory.
Wolves remain in 17th place, five points ahead of Ipswich Town. Meanwhile, Fulham climbed to ninth position, surpassing Aston Villa on goal difference. This result marked a significant achievement for Fulham as they continue to perform well away from home.

This victory was Fulham's third consecutive away win, their best streak since April and May 2008 under Roy Hodgson. It also marked their first league win at Molineux in the Premier League era and their first overall since April 1985, breaking a 15-game winless run.
Fulham's quick start was crucial, with Sessegnon's goal after just 58 seconds being the fastest Wolves have conceded since Jack Grealish scored against them for Manchester City in September 2022. This early lead set the tone for the rest of the match.
Despite Wolves' challenges this season, Joao Gomes has been a standout player. He has contributed directly to four Premier League goals for Wolves this term, with three goals and one assist. His performance against Fulham highlighted his ability to be a consistent threat.
Matheus Cunha also had a notable moment when his powerful shot was acrobatically saved by Bernd Leno in the first half. However, as the game progressed, Wolves found it difficult to create further opportunities.
The match showcased Fulham's ability to capitalise on early chances and maintain pressure throughout the game. Their strategic play and effective execution were key factors in securing this important away victory.