At 3:45 Beijing time on January 19, the 24th round of the Championship began. Fabio Carvalho scored twice, Kebano, Kerny and Robinson each scored, Roberts swung himself, Schonic and Gary Gardner pulled back two goals, and Fulham 6-2 to Birmingham. Fulham won four consecutive games in the New Year and scored three consecutive league games, setting a record high.
Since 2022, Fulham's attack can be described as brutal, first sweeping Reading 7-0 and then Bristol City 6-2. In this game, Fulham scored four goals in 33 minutes, killed the game at half-time, and finally scored Birmingham 6-2. In other words, Fulham have scored 19 goals in 3 games, averaging at least 6 goals per game. On this evening, Fulham completed the minimum spend again.
The 6-2 win was also Fulham's biggest victory against Birmingham, who has now fallen to 18th in the Championship table and is getting closer to the relegation zone.
In the last week, Fulham have embarked on a wild win, becoming the first team in nearly 68 years to score at least six goals in three consecutive rounds of England's Second Division. The last time this happened was in February 1954, when Everton did just that.
If you count from the 7-0 sweep of Blackburn on November 4 last year, in just 76 days, Fulham has produced four tragic-level victories, setting a record in team history.
The scariest part of Fulham is the multi-point blossom, with 15 goals scored by the whole team. In the Championship top scorers list, Mitrovic is far ahead with 27 goals, and the Championship Golden Boot is about to arrive. In addition, Harry Wilson contributed 8 goals and 10 assists, and he ranks first in the assists list. So far, Fulham have scored 70 goals in 26 rounds, a full 26 more than Blackburn, who are closest to them.
After taking all three points, Fulham continued to extend their advantage, leading Bournemouth by five points behind them, and the advantage was quite obvious. Fulham, meanwhile, are 12 points ahead of Sixth-place Middlesbrough, who are worst-case to get a play-off spot and are expected to return to the Premier League after a year.
Founded in 1879, Fulham is a 143-year-old veteran team that reached its peak in the Europa League finals. But in recent seasons, Fulham have played the role of lift, frequently teetering between the Premier League and the Championship, and their wish is simple, to be relegated if they can return to the Premier League again.