In a jaw-dropping twist at Craven Cottage, Fulham pulled off one of the most unexpected results of the 2024-25 Premier League season by defeating Liverpool 3-2 on April 6. The win not only ended Liverpool’s impressive 26-match unbeaten run but also added serious momentum to Fulham’s push for European qualification.

Liverpool started the game strong, with Alexis Mac Allister scoring a sensational goal in the 14th minute. It looked like business as usual for the league leaders—but Fulham had other ideas.

Just nine minutes later, Ryan Sessegnon leveled the score for Fulham, pouncing on a defensive lapse. That goal ignited the home side’s belief, and it showed. Alex Iwobi made it 2-1 in the 32nd minute, and by the 37th, Rodrigo Muniz added a third, completing an incredible turnaround in just under 15 minutes.

Liverpool looked rattled but far from finished. In the second half, they pushed forward relentlessly. Luis Díaz gave the Reds hope with a goal in the 72nd minute, narrowing the scoreline to 3-2. But despite the pressure and several close attempts, Fulham held their ground with disciplined defending and a few crucial saves from Bernd Leno.

For Liverpool, the defeat is a rare blemish in an otherwise dominant campaign. They still sit comfortably at the top of the Premier League with 73 points, 11 clear of second-placed Arsenal. With seven matches left to play, the title remains firmly in their grasp—they need just 11 more points to seal it.

For Fulham, though, this is more than just three points. It’s a statement. They now sit in eighth place with 48 points, and under Marco Silva’s leadership, they look increasingly like a side ready to challenge for a spot in Europe next season.

Post-match, Arne Slot played down the result, saying Liverpool remains focused on the title run-in. Silva, meanwhile, couldn’t hide his pride, calling it a "special moment for the club and fans."

It’s games like these that remind us why we love football—full of surprises, passion, and unforgettable moments.