As Ollie Watkins tries to burst clear down the opposite flank, Ryan Fredericks hauls him down. It's a yellow card all day long, but it's wasted a few more moments.

It truly is now or never for the Bees...

Florian Jozefzoon gets clear down the Fulham left but his attempted cross is cleared. Still Brentford press to no avail.

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After knocking the ball straight out of play, Aleksandar Mitrovic collapses to the floor in a heap complaining of cramp. The referee isn't hugely sympathetic and we're back up and running.

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We're into stoppage time at Craven Cottage.

Oliver Norwood is on for Stefan Johansen. Time is very much against the Bees here.

The visitors are seeing plenty of the ball but aren't doing a huge amount with it at the moment.

Eventually, they opt to go long in search of Florian Jozefzoon but it drifts behind for a goal-kick.

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Neeskens Kebano has the honour of joining the substituted substitute club, as he's replaced by defender Cyrus Christie.

Four minutes for Fulham to hold on and go second.

Again, Fulham just about scramble it away for a Bees throw-in - which is defended comfortably.

Brentford have five minutes plus stoppage time to score and send Wolverhampton Wanderers up to the Premier League.

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Another Brentford attack, another Brentford corner.

Ollie Watkins is standing over it, the big men are up from the back. Can they make one of these count?

... But Yoann Barbet's cross is overhit and straight down the throat of the goalkeeper.

Ollie Watkins is fouled by Denis Odoi right on the edge of the Fulham area. It's a little bit too wide for a shot, you'd have thought, but it's a chance to fashion something either way...

The match has opened right up as Brentford have to throw caution to the wind.

There's a bit of panic for Fulham, too, as Yoann Barbet's cross nearly catches Marcus Bettinelli out at his near post.

We're into the final 10 minutes.

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Bottom-of-the-table Sunderland fought back from 1-0 down but ultimately had to settle for a point at Reading.

The result left the Black Cats six points adrift of safety with three games left to play but boss Chris Coleman wants the side to continue fighting.

He told BBC Newcastle: "The last four or five games there's not much more I could have asked from them.

"If we had five or six games to go we'd be standing here feeling a bit more comfortable but today it needed to be three points and it wasn't.

"We were in control at 2-1 but it wasn't to be. A point for us is not enough."

"With three games to go the teams above us have to do something drastically bad but all we can do is keep going.

"The mentality of the lads has been first class and that has to stay between now and the end of the season come what may."

So, so close to 2-0!

Tom Cairney sets himself 25 yards from goal and tries to send a left-foot curler into the top corner, only for it to drift just wide. Unlucky.

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A third and final change for Brentford, who replace Nico Yennaris with Kamohelo Mokotjo.

There's also a change of shirt for Tim Ream, whose kit was ripped in that little tangle with Neal Maupay.

What have Brentford got left in the tank? Can they find a way back into this match?

If they're going to, they'll need all 11 players on the pitch - and that's not too bright from substitute Neal Maupay, who reacts angrily to Tim Ream not giving him the ball back and is subsequently booked.

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As things stand, Fulham are heading back above Cardiff City into the Championship's top two.

As things stand, Brentford's play-off hopes are looking dead in the water.

And, as things stand, Wolves' promotion party has just been put on hold.

Brentford make their second change, as Sergi Canos is withdrawn for Neal Maupay.

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I wonder what Brentford boss Dean Smith is thinking at this stage?

His side were brilliant before half-time - albeit they couldn't find a breakthrough - but have been much quieter since the break.

Meanwhile, a fantastic driven pass by Tom Cairney picks Matt Targett out wide-right and he wins Fulham a corner... Which comes to nothing.