Raul Jimenez put himself into the record books on Monday night with his latest Premier League goal against Nottingham Forest. The Fulham striker broke the deadlock at Craven Cottage to put the hosts

A goalscoring mark set by Luis Suarez with Liverpool is under threat from Mexico star Raul Jimenez in the Premier League. Mexico are approaching the 2026 FIFA World Cup with understandable optimism as one of the host nations of world soccer’s biggest tournament.

Raul Jimenez was delighted proving Fulham's matchwinner at West Ham on Saturday. The Mexico striker struck on 85 minutes for the only goal of the game at London stadium.

LONDON — A record-equalling first half penalty from Raul Jimenez gave Fulham a 1-0 win over lowly Nottingham Forest in the Premier League on Monday.

Jimenez's recent penalty success has drawn attention as he joined Yaya Toure in an elite group of players who have converted 11 penalties without a miss. His calm demeanor and strategic approach to penalties have made him a formidable presence on the pitch.

The Mexican's 62nd Premier League goal came after Douglas Luiz clipped Kevin in the box, a touchy call that required a lengthy VAR review before Jimenez headed to the spot.

GOAL reviews the standout performances of El Tri players in a year-end stretch marked by injuries for Mexican footballers abroad.

Silva has admitted Fulham goalscorer Raúl Jiménez "needed a goal" after his record-breaking penalty gave Fulham all three points at home to Nottingham Forest on Monday night.