Manor Solomon scored for the third time in three games as Fulham fought back to earn a hard-fought Premier League draw at home against struggling Wolves.
Solomon’s superb curling effort into the right corner saved a point for the hosts, who were otherwise underwhelmed as they passed up the chance to draw level on points with fifth-placed Newcastle.
Until the Israeli international’s intervention, Wolves appeared to be on track to earn a crucial three points thanks to Pablo Sarabia’s sweeping first-half effort.
The Spain winger, who had earlier seen a weak attempt saved by home goalkeeper Bernd Leno, expertly turned in Raul Jimenez’s knockdown after twice linking with the Mexico international in the build-up.
Had Jimenez been able to turn home a second-half header he narrowly glanced wide the game might have proved beyond Marco Silva’s side, who barely threatened until the closing stages.
The result leaves the Cottagers sixth in the table on 39 points, while the Wolves remain 15th, four points above the relegation zone.
