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Fulham leapfrog Sunderland, Palace leave it late to beat Wolves

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Fulham climbed above Sunderland into the top half of the table after becoming just the second visiting side to win at the Stadium of Light this season.

Raul Jimenez's double secured a 3-1 victory for Marco Silva's men Sunday.

The Mexican striker headed in Alex Iwobi's corner before maintaining his perfect penalty record in the Premier League from 13 spot-kicks.

Enzo Le Fee's penalty pulled a goal back for the Black Cats before Iwobi rounded off the scoring.

Crystal Palace eased the rising discontent at Selhurst Park with just a second win in 16 games.

Evann Guessand's first Palace goal in the 90th minute beat 10-man Wolves 1-0.

Tolu Arokodare's first-half penalty was saved by Palace goalkeeper Dean Henderson.

Ladislav Krejci was then sent off for kicking the ball away on the hour mark as bottom-of-the-table Wolves missed the chance to move above Derby's unwanted record low of 11 points in a Premier League season.

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