Fulham's Harrison Reed Leads Comeback Win Over Stoke
In the FA Cup match, Fulham staged a second-half comeback to defeat Stoke City 2-1, with Harrison Reed scoring the decisive goal six minutes before the end. Stoke took the lead in the 19th minute through Jun Ho Bae's emphatic finish.
Fulham, aiming to break a three-match losing streak across competitions, responded in the second half. Kevin Reed equalized with a low effort past Stoke's keeper Tommi Simkin.
The match saw Fulham's coach Marco Silva make several changes from their previous league fixture. Alex Iwobi made his 100th appearance for Fulham, while Oscar Bobb received his first start.
The decisive moment came when Simkin attempted to play the ball to a teammate inside the box, allowing Reed to seize the opportunity and score his second goal of the season, marking his first in the FA Cup.
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