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Robinson’s penalty grabs draw for Fulham after Mané’s sparkling opener for Wolves

Fulham’s hopes of finishing in Europe were dealt a major blow as they drew 1-1 at relegated Wolves on Sunday.

Mateus Mané put the hosts ahead with a fine finish in the 25th minute of the Wolves’ final home game of the season. But the Portuguese teenager gave away a penalty in first-half stoppage time, Antonee Robinson slotting home to put Fulham back on level terms.

Fulham delivered a lacklustre performance to leave their hopes of European football all but over, three points off eighth place with a game to go.

While the Wolves head coach, Rob Edwards, was booed by some home fans at the final whistle, questions remain over the future of his Fulham counterpart, Marco Silva, and that uncertainty may have fed through to his team who delivered a lacklustre performance.

Wolves want to finish strong for the fans, says Bellegarde

Wolves midfielder Jean-Ricner Bellegarde has urged his team-mates to win their last two Premier League games of the season for the fans.

Wolves have lost 24 Premier League games this season, their most ever in a 38-game (or fewer) season in their league history.

Another loss against Fulham on Sunday would equal their all-time most defeats in a campaign (25 in 1964-65, 1983-84, 1984-85 and 1985-86).

They have won just 18 points in their 36 games this season, while their last win came on March 3 against Liverpool.

Wolves' final home game of the season sees them welcome Marco Silva's side to Molineux Stadium, and Bellegarde is determined to give the fans something to cheer about.

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