Vardy’s Final Act: How Leicester’s Legend Sealed His Legacy with an Unforgettable 200th Goal
Mbuemo missed a chance to make it 2-1 from the penalty spot as he was denied by Bernd Leno in the 28th minute after Joachim Andersen brought down Kevin Schade, but Brentford did take the lead two minutes before the break through Yoane Wissa’s tap-in.
But two goals in the space of a three-minute second-half spell sealed it for Fulham, Tom Cairney’s fine header followed up by a wonderful long-range strike from Harry Wilson to move Fulham a point behind Brentford.
Brighton and Hove Albion face Liverpool on Monday and Bournemouth visit Manchester City on Tuesday, with both sides having a chance to leapfrog Brentford ahead of next Sunday’s final day.
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