Matheus Cunha celebrated his exceptional performance in Wolves’ dominant 4-1 victory over Fulham, labeling his two goals as the best brace of his career. The Brazilian forward skillfully controlled a long pass with his foot, chipping the ball past Fulham’s goalkeeper to level the score after Alex Iwobi’s initial goal for the hosts.
Cunha then went on to assist Joao Gomes before scoring a stunning long-range goal for Wolves’ third, with Goncalo Guedes adding insult to injury for Fulham in the final minutes of the game. Reflecting on his performance, Cunha expressed his satisfaction with the quality of his goals and his ability to help the team succeed.
Following their second consecutive victory, Cunha emphasized the importance of maintaining their current form as they head into a busy December schedule. Fulham manager Marco Silva acknowledged Cunha’s impact on the game, praising the striker’s individual quality and relentless attitude on the field.
“He’s a prime example of the talent they possess. I’ve seen what he’s capable of and he certainly made a difference in the match. He’s a formidable striker who consistently challenges the defense and creates opportunities. He exemplifies the caliber of players they have,” Silva commented.
