Harry Wilson scores sublime strike as Fulham earn first win at Spurs in 12 years

Tottenham Hotspur lost 2-1 at home in the Premier League on Saturday evening, marking their third consecutive defeat.

Kenny Tete put Fulham ahead inside four minutes, his effort finding the bottom corner, with the aid of a deflection from Destiny Udogie.

Harry Wilson doubled the away side’s advantage with an outstanding effort, capitalising on Guglielmo Vicario’s mistake to score from 25 yards.

Spurs have now conceded two goals inside the first six minutes of a Premier League game for the first time.

Samuel Chukwueze almost added to Fulham’s advantage, rattling the woodwork with a curled effort.

Spurs had Micky van de Ven to thank after he produced a brilliant sliding tackle to prevent Chukwueze, who was on the verge of scoring after rounding up Vicario.

Despite Tottenham’s attempt to put pressure on the visitors late in the first half, they failed to pose any threat to goalkeeper Bernd Leno, heading into the break without any shots on target.

Spurs finally created their first real chance when Pedro Porro whipped a cross inside the area, but Randal Kolo Muani headed wide.

Mohammed Kudus halved the deficit for Tottenham, thumping home after receiving a pass from Lucas Bergvall to net his second goal for the club.

The hosts nearly completed the comeback when Bergvall headed towards the back post, but Raul Jimenez headed the ball away on the goalline.

Kolo Muani missed another chance to rescue a point for Thomas Frank’s side, flicking the ball wide with a backheel.

Fulham have now won at Tottenham for the first time since 2013 and are now six points clear of the relegation zone.