Fulham rose to sixth in the table after winning a five-goal thriller at Nottingham Forest on a night of tributes to Queen Elizabeth II.
Premier League clubs, players, managers and fans came together to give their respects to Her Majesty The Queen, with a minute’s silence and a rendition of the National Anthem taking place before kick-off at The City Ground and Villa Park.
Forest’s Taiwo Awoniyi scored the first goal of the evening but Fulham netted three times in six second-half minutes, through Tosin Adarabioyo, Joao Palhinha and Harrison Reed.
Lewis O’Brien set up a thrilling finale but Forest could not find an equaliser as they fell to a fourth straight loss and remain second from bottom.
Villa hold on to beat Saints
In the other fixture Aston Villa claimed their second victory of the season thanks to Jacob Ramsey’s smart finish against Southampton.
The midfielder reacted first to prod into the net after Gavin Bazunu could only parry Ollie Watkins’ header.
It moves Steven Gerrard’s side up to 13th, level on points but a place below Saints.
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