Fulham came from behind to beat struggling Burnley 3-1 at Craven Cottage as Marco Silva's side got back to winning ways to keep alive their hopes of European football next season.
There was early VAR controversy when Burnley striker Zian Flemming saw his goalbound effort strike Fulham defender Calvin Bassey's hand from close range, only for the referee Chris Kavanagh to wave away the visitors' penalty appeals.
The on-field call went to VAR Nicholas Hopton, who deciding the ball had hit Bassey's supporting arm as he attempted to block the shot to disappoint Flemming, who also failed to beat Bernd Leno from five yards out as Burnley went in all square at the break.
Flemming made up for that bad miss, though, by firing the visitors ahead on the hour mark as the Clarets sensed a chance to move closer to safety, only for Fulham to immediately respond through Josh King - the 19-year-old's first in the Premier League - albeit with some help from fumbling Burnley No 1 Martin Dubravka.
And then you know who, Harry Wilson, turned the game on its head with his 10th league goal of a hugely impressive campaign, before substitute Raul Jimenez sealed the win with a stoppage-time penalty that also saw Burnley defender Josh Laurent sent off.
The hard-fought win moves the Cottagers, who had failed to score of win in any of their previous three games in all competitions, up to eighth and still in the hunt for a European spot next season.
Burnley's latest loss, though, means Scott Parker's team have now won just one of their last 22 top-flight contests to stay nine points from safety, but with now only seven games left to achieve their great escape.