Last week, Reiss Nelson scored two goals in two games for Fulham, which contributed to the club’s impressive start to the season.
He scored the equaliser in a 1-1 stalemate against Preston North End on Tuesday night, following Ryan Ledson’s opening goal at Deepdale.
Prior to Preston’s 16-15 victory in the penalty shootout, Reiss played 86 minutes.
He entered the game in the 74th minute of the Cottagers’ 3-1 victory over Newcastle United over the weekend and scored Fulham’s third goal of the match in the 92nd minute.
The hosts took an early advantage thanks to Raul Jimenez, and former gunner Emile Smith Rowe made it 2-0. However, Newcastle responded in the second half by scoring a goal through Harvey Barnes.
Nevertheless, Nelson permitted supporters to exhale a sense of relief when he concluded the game following Bruno Guimaraes’s turnover.
Reiss expressed his satisfaction with the outcome of the contest at the Cottage, stating, “Amazing result today.” “We are all overjoyed and overjoyed with the outcome.” Great ambiance here, guys. Cheers. Please, proceed!
With eight points from their initial five games, Marco Silva’s team is currently ranked ninth in the Premier League.
It was also a positive weekend for Karl Hein as he kept his third clean sheet of the season in Real Valladolid’s 0-0 draw at home to Real Sociedad.
Our on-loan goalkeeper made a fine save to deny Sheraldo Becker from close range, meaning Valladolid are 17th in Spain’s topflight with five points from six games.
In Serie A, Lazio are eighth with seven points from four games following Monday’s 2-1 win at home to Verona and Sunday’s 2-1 defeat away to Fiorentina, both of which Nuno Tavares played 90 minutes of.
In the former, Boulaye Dia’s fifth minute opener didn’t give Lazio the lead for long, as they were pegged back by Casper Tengstedt before Valentin Castellanos restored the lead in the 20th minute. On Sunday, Tavares set up Mario Gila to give Lazio another short-lived lead prior to a brace from Albert Gudmundsson.
Back in the Football League, Shrewsbury Town’s disappointing start to the season continued with a 2-1 defeat away to Mansfield Town.
Charles Sagoe Jr played 80 minutes as Leo Castledine gave Shrewsbury an early lead before Mansfield scored twice in the second half courtesy of Lee Gregory and Aaron James Lewis to leave the former 23rd in League One with three points from seven games.
In women’s football, Michelle Agyemang came on for her debut for Brighton & Hove Albion in the 88th minute of Saturday’s 4-0 win at home to Everton.
A hat-trick from Kiko Seike and a Fran Kirby penalty got the Seagulls off to a flying start in the WSL, ending the opening weekend at the top of the table.
Last but not least, Teyah Goldie got another 90 minutes under her belt as London City Lionesses won 2-1 at home to Bristol City to climb to third in the Barclays Women’s Championship.