Fulham 3-1 Brentford result - Premier League reaction as Harry Wilson and Alex Iwobi goals power Fulham to derby win

Goals in the space of 98 seconds from Harry Wilson and Alex Iwobi helped Fulham to a 3-1, come-from-behind victory over local rivals Brentford at Craven Cottage.

Wilson delicately curled home after Iwobi set him up – fewer than two minutes following Iwobi’s own strike – to turn this West London derby on its head and send Fulham in ahead at the break.

An Ethan Pinnock own goal five minutes after the restart completed Brentford’s misery. It’s the third straight edition of this rivalry game which Fulham have won after trailing.

It could even have been worse for the Bees, but for a VAR review disallowing a fourth goal emphatically slammed home by Rodrigo Muniz because he had caught Nathan Collins with a stray arm in the build-up.

Mikkel Damsgaard had given Brentford the lead by pouncing on a loose Josh King pass and slotting home, on his return to the visitors’ line-up, before the game swung dramatically in Fulham’s favour.

The Cottagers climb to seventh in the table, on eight points, while Brentford have only four and are one spot above the relegation zone.

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It's all over and Brentford, we're afraid, it's happened again.

Far from the prettiest win Fulham will ever record, but in local derbies the how does not really matter. Fulham come from behind to beat Brentford yet again and have now won three straight games in this rivalry. Wilson remains the scourge of Brentford.

A lovely flick gets a cheer from the crowd and beats on man, but Brentford quickly win the ball back, get it forward to Ouattara and he draws a great tackle from Cuenca.

Brentford look to have accepted defeat, in that theyr're not sending huge numbers forward. Fulham are happy to clear long and let Jimenez chase what he wants to.

Fulham's new fan favourite throws the ball away to earn a very cheap yellow card.

There will be seven minutes of added time. Fulham are content to sit back and frustrate Brentford – a plan which is so far working very well.

Damsgaard departs and Fulham fans get to boo Carvalho, their former player.

Cuenca takes his place to help shut up shop.

Cairney also comes on in place of Lukic.

Brentford are still launching long throw-ins into the box and Fulham are still standing firm.

Muniz and Iwobi, who scored one and assisted another, are replaced by Smith Rowe and Jimenez.

Collins head over from a deep cross, but was offside anyway.

The ball is allowed to bounce in the Fulham box and Ouattara finds room for a snapshot which is helped over by a deflection.

Ajer and Janelt replace Pinnock and Henderson.

Fulham have so far dealt masterfully with the threat Brentford pose from set pieces.

The same Fulham who conceded from corners in 50% of the Premier League games coming into this match.

Fulham semi-clear a corner, Kevin picks up the ball, beats Damsgaard and draws a cynical foul from Collins, who is booked.

The Craven Cottage crowd gives King a standing ovation and Fulham's record signing, Kevin, a big cheer.

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Ouattara and Henry on for Thiago – who did not have much service – and Lewis-Potter.