Harry Wilson produced a devastating individual display to inspire Fulham to a 3-2 victory at Burnley that deepened the hosts' relegation fears and finally ended the London club's long wait for a win at Turf Moor. The Wales international set up goals for Emile Smith Rowe and Calvin Bassey before adding a trademark guided finish of his own, rendering Lesley Ugochukwu's equaliser and Oliver Sonne's late strike insufficient for Scott Parker's increasingly brittle side.
The result inflicted a seventh successive Premier League defeat on Burnley, whose defensive shortcomings again undermined an energetic attacking performance that yielded 16 shots, eight on target and an expected-goals figure of 2.52. Fulham, by contrast, were ruthless in key moments, climbing to 13th in the table with a seven-point cushion above the bottom three after claiming their first win at this ground since 1951.
Fulham exploit Hartman's lapse before Ugochukwu drags Burnley level
An entertaining first half began with a moment Quilindschy Hartman will not want to relive. Wilson drove a low, bouncing corner towards the near post that should have been a routine clearance for the Burnley left-back, stationed specifically to guard that zone. Instead he inexplicably failed to make contact, allowing the ball to skid through for Smith Rowe to prod home from close range for one of the simpler goals he is ever likely to score.