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Super Eagles striker Alex Iwobi is right on target for Fulham and also pocketed assist when his team defeated Liverpool 3-2 in the Premier League on Sunday.
The defeat ended running Liverpool 26-Matcg that was unbeaten.
The Slot Arne leads through the amazing 25-Alexis Mac Allister attack, but Fulham replied with three goals in 13 minutes before halftime.
Ryan Sessegnon equalized a sharp position after Andreas Pereira’s cross was deflected to him.
A few moments later, Iwobi punished the poor Bait Andy Robertson, scored in his second effort after deflection from Scot.
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The third came from the corner of Fulham – After Mishit Iwobi, Rodrigo Muniz kept the game alive, defeating his markers with a slippery touch, and placed under Caoimhin Kelleher.
Luis Diaz gave Liverpool Hope in the 72nd minute, changing Conor Bradley’s bait, but the counterweight never came. Harvey Elliott almost saved one point, but his curly shot hit the bar.
Liverpool remain 11 clear points at the top with seven remaining matches and require a maximum of 11 more points to secure the 20th League title called the Record.
Meanwhile, Victory increases Fulham’s chances of European qualifications when they rise to eighth, five points behind Chelsea in fourth.
Meanwhile, Chelsea were held to a goalless draw by Brentford. Elsewhere, Tottenham Hotspur won a 3-1 victory over Southampton, which has now been deployed with the remaining eight matches.
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