**Fulham Bounces Back from Slump, Wins Big at Sunderland** After a dismal three-match losing streak, Fulham FC has finally tasted victory in the Premier League, defeating Sunderland 3-1 at Stadium of Light. The Cottagers' win marked their first league success since January 24 and their first away triumph of the year. The turning point came in the second half when Fulham's Mexican striker, Raul Jimenez, showed his prowess as a goal-scorer. With nine minutes gone in the second half, he expertly headed home a pinpoint corner from Alex Iwobi, leaving his marker for dead. This goal not only gave Fulham the lead but also marked the beginning of a resurgent performance from the team. Just minutes later, Fulham doubled their lead courtesy of a well-earned penalty. After a VAR review, referee Craig Pawson awarded the spot-kick, and Jimenez made no mistake, confidently dispatching the ball past Sunderland's goalkeeper, Robin Roefs. This goal solidified Jimenez's reputation as a penalty specialist, with a flawless record in the Premier League. However, Sunderland refused to give up, and they pulled one back 16 minutes from time when Enzo Le Fee converted a penalty awarded after Dan Ballard was fouled by Ryan Sessegnon in the box. Despite the visitors' spirited comeback, Fulham sealed the win with a swift counter-attack in stoppage time. Harry Wilson's pace down the flank allowed him to create a scoring opportunity for Iwobi, who calmly chipped the ball over Roefs to seal the points. Fulham's much-needed win sees them rise to 10th place in the Premier League table, above Sunderland. This victory will undoubtedly give the team a boost in confidence, and they will look to build on this momentum in their upcoming fixtures.