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  <h1>Fulham's Late Comeback Stuns Brentford in West London Derby</h1>
  <p>Harry Wilson delivered a dramatic, heart-stopping  victory for Fulham as they came from behind to beat Brentford 2-1 in a thrilling West London derby on Monday night.  Wilson, who entered as a substitute, scored twice in stoppage time to seal a remarkable comeback and send Craven Cottage into raptures.</p>

  <p>Fulham, who were on the wrong side of a late comeback against Everton last time out, dominated possession but found themselves trailing thanks to Vitaly Janelt's stunning strike in the 24th minute. Brentford's lead looked set to hold until the young winger struck twice in the dying seconds, securing a much-needed victory for Fulham.</p>

  <h2>Wilson's Late heroics</h2> 
  <p>Brentford keeper Mark Flekken proved crucial in the first half, making several saves to deny Fulham's initial onslaught. But against the run of play, Janelt broke the deadlock with a masterful long-range strike that left Fulham goalkeeper Bernd Leno rooted to the spot.</p> 
  <p>Despite constant pressure,Fulham squandered several chances, allowing Brentford to cling onto their slender lead. As the clock ticked down, the mood at Craven Cottage turned increasingly desperate.</p>
  <p>But then came Wilson's moments of magic. First, he flicked a cross from Adama Traore past Flekken in the second minute of stoppage time, sparking pandemonium amongst the home faithful. Then, after Leno denied Fabio Carvalho a goal against his former club, Wilson rose highest to nod in from a corner and snatch a stunning victory.</p>

  <h2>Substitutes Spark Fulham's Revival</h2>
  <p>Marco Silva's substitutions proved pivotal in the dramatic turnaround. Traore and Wilson injected energy and attacking threat, dismantling Brentford's resolute defense. It was a testament to the tactical acumen of Silva and the quality of his bench. </p>

  <h2>Brentford's Away Day Woes Continue </h2>
  <p>Despite a promising start, Brentford's away form continued to be a point of concern. Thomas Frank's side have struggled to replicate their home form on the road this season, having dropped points in four consecutive away matches. </p> <p>While defensively solid, Brentford lacked the attacking spark to truly test Fulham's resilience. "It is emotionally very tough right now," Frank admitted after the game. "When you are leading in the 92nd minute and you lose it is tough."</p> 

  <h2>Next Up</h2>
  <p>Fulham will look to build on this victory as they face [Upcoming Opponent] next. Meanwhile, Brentford will be hoping to rediscover their winning formula on home turf against [Upcoming Opponent].</p>

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