Reed's stoppage‑time strike earns Fulham dramatic draw with Liverpool

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Fulham 2-2 Liverpool: Reed's Stoppage-Time Strike Earns Dramatic Draw

Fulham and Liverpool played out a thrilling 2-2 draw at Craven Cottage, with both teams scoring during a dramatic stoppage-time period that left Liverpool's top-four hopes damaged.

Harry Wilson gave Fulham an early lead in the 17th minute with a clinical finish, though the goal initially appeared to be offside. A VAR review confirmed Wilson was played onside by Virgil van Dijk, and the former Liverpool academy player's strike stood. Wilson's goal came after a superb pass from Raul Jimenez, with the midfielder racing onto a through ball to finish past Alisson.

Liverpool struggled throughout the first half, failing to register a shot on target despite enjoying significant possession. Their attack lacked cutting edge as they shuffled the ball ineffectively against Fulham's organized defensive setup.

The visitors improved after the break, with Florian Wirtz equalizing to level the score at 1-1. Wirtz's goal was set up by Conor Bradley's impressive footwork and run, allowing Liverpool's record signing to score his second league goal.

In dramatic stoppage-time action, Cody Gakpo appeared to have won the match for Liverpool in the 94th minute, shoveling the ball over the line from close range. However, Harrison Reed had the final say, striking a stunning 30-yard effort into the top corner in the 97th minute to secure Fulham an unlikely draw.

The result dealt a significant blow to Liverpool's title defense and their push for a top-four finish.

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