Analysis: Fulham 3-0 Brightonpublished at 18:17 2 March
Bobbie Jackson
BBC Sport journalist
Fulham have just 11 games left to play in the Premier League this campaign and appear to be building momentum at the right time as they look to try and better last season's 10th place finish.
After the drama of recording a late win at Manchester United last Saturday, it was much more comfortable this weekend when Brighton travelled to Craven Cottage.
It is just the second time this season that Fulham have won successive league games.
Harry Wilson and Rodrigo Muniz were the stars of the show, combining for Fulham's opening two goals to give them a strong platform at half time.
Muniz teed up Wilson to curl home the opener and it was roles reversed for the second with the Brazilian heading in the Welshman's cross.
Fulham have been strong defensively at home this term with just Manchester City (11), Liverpool (11) and Arsenal (12) conceding fewer than their tally of 15 when hosting.
The Cottagers had to rely on that strong defensive record in the second half as Brighton pushed for a route back into the encounter.
But it was Fulham who struck again with substitute Adama Troare scoring his first for the club in additional time.
A wholly positive performance from Marco Silva's men, who have won three of their last four in the league and have only tasted defeat once in the last six games.