A thunderous strike from Harrison Reed stretched Fulham’s unbeaten run to five Premier League matches in a dramatic 2-2 draw against Liverpool, reports Laurie Martin for Fulhamfc.com.

Substitute Reed picked out the top corner with an outrageous strike from distance to rescue a point against the reigning Premier League champions.

Another Harry Wilson pearlier, expertly provided by a deft Raúl Jiménez touch, got us off to a flying start.

There was still plenty of time for either side to find a winner when Florian Wirtz equalised just before the hour mark.

Jiménez flicked Jorge Cuenca’s pass into Wilson’s stride, and the Welshman finished with a low, driven strike into the bottom corner. The goal was initially ruled out for offside, but after a check, Wilson was being kept onside by Virgil Van Dijk.

 

Silva’s side were firmly in control by the half hour mark, but Liverpool maintained a threat on the break. Castagne tracked the run of Dominik Szoboszlai well to make a vital block in his own box, before a Gakpo header bounced off the woodwork, although it would have been ruled out for offside had it crept inside the post.

 

Gakpo was in an offside position once again as he poked home Milos Kerkez’s cross just a couple of minutes into the second period.

Leno’s goal was living a charmed life as Alexis Mac Allister rose highest from a Szoboszlai corner and nodded an effort onto the frame of the goal.

But after striking the woodwork twice and having a goal disallowed, Liverpool did get their goal 12 minutes into the second-half. This time, a marginal offside call went against us as Florian Wirtz wrapped his left foot around a shot and finished past Leno.

The Germany international looked to be in an offside position after receiving the ball from Connor Bradley, but a lengthy VAR check showed that Issa Diop was playing Wirtz just on.

Despite spending the second-half on the backfoot, Wilson looked to switch the momentum back in our favour with a wicked long-ranger, which deflected off a Liverpool body and spun up into the Hammersmith End.

That really put Wilson in the mood. Alisson Becker came charging out of his goal to halt a charging Jiménez, but the ball fell to the Welshman, who lofted a shot over the out-of-position goalkeeper, only to see his delicate chip hit the crossbar.

It looked as though Liverpool had won it in the most heartbreaking of circumstances as Gakpo scored from point blank range in stoppage-time, meeting a deep Frimpong cross.

But Reed rescued a point deep into the seven minutes added, unleashing a rocket from 25 yards that possessed both power and movement, flying into the top corner beyond Alisson.