Fulham's fading hopes of European qualification suffered a terminal blow as they were held to a 1-1 draw at bottom side Wolves in the Premier League. Mateus Mane smashed the hosts in front in their final home game before returning to the Championship after eight years in the top flight, only for Antonee Robinson to level from the penalty spot in first-half stoppage time after a Video Assistant Referee review.
It was a result that did little to satisfy either side. Boos greeted the final whistle at Molineux, with Marco Silva's side now unable to realistically finish in the top eight, while Rob Edwards' relegated Wolves limped to just their third point since beating Liverpool on 3 March.
Visitors Start Brightly but Cannot Find the Finish
The visitors began well at Molineux and Wolves goalkeeper Jose Sa was forced into action to deny Alex Iwobi, who was left free at the back post to volley Timothy Castagne's cross goalwards but blasted straight at the Portuguese keeper. Early attempts from Fulham to assert dominance over their rock-bottom hosts otherwise had little joy.