Second-half substitute Atdhe Nuhiu wheels away to celebrate his injury time equaliser
An injury-time header from substitute Atdhe Nuhiu rescued a point for Sheffield Wednesday against Fulham at Hillsborough
The Kosovan striker nodded in a deflected Kadeem Harris cross in the 93rd minute to earn his side a draw.
Fulham's Tom Cairney opened the scoring against the run of play in the first half after Keiren Westwood parried a Joe Bryan cross into his path.
Visiting goalkeeper Marcus Bettinelli made a string of good saves but Nuhiu found a way past him at the death.
Both sides had early chances in the opening period which saw Steven Fletcher and Aleksandar Mitrovic both head wide.
Bettinelli was forced into a fine double save after 24 minutes as he kept out both Adam Reach's header and Fletcher's follow-up, with the Owls in the ascendency.
But it was Fulham who struck three minutes before half-time, when midfielder Cairney was left with a simple finish after Westwood pushed Bryan's cross into his path.
The Owls introduced Jacob Murphy on the hour and he almost scored with his first touch, but his back post header drifted wide.
Nuhiu also came off the bench, replacing Fletcher with 13 minutes to go, and had the last word with his equaliser sparking wild celebrations at Hillsborough.
Sheffield Wednesday manager Garry Monk:
"We pushed right to the end, and got what we deserved, which was a point.
"I said to the players at half-time that it won't be the last time they face a goal deficit so if they wanted to be a team, to build as a team, then they had to show character, and to come out and fight in that shirt, and I thought they did that wonderfully well.
"There are definitely things we need to work on, but the foundations of fight, spirit, character and organisation, to come fighting back the way we did are most important, and we saw that today."
Fulham manager Scott Parker:
"When the goal comes so late, and in the manner it did, it is disappointing.
"In the end, it's basic defending which has cost us and we sit here with one point instead of three.
"It's all about fine margins in what is a tough league. Last week against West Brom it was the same when a mistake cost us.
"Today, in the dying stages, you are trying to hang on to something, to get three points and get things rolling. But it's not been the case."
