Eddie Howe's side proved why they are capable of grabbing to a European spot by slotting three past the sorry Whites at Craven Cottage
FULHAM boss Slavisa Jokanovic is under huge pressure to save his job after another heavy defeat against high-flying Bournemouth.
And calls for their Serbian manager to be axed will only intensify after Eddie Howe's dominant Cherries ran riot at Craven Cottage.
While Fulham lie firmly in the relegation zone, Bournemouth rose to sixth, just one point out of the Champions League spots.
The home side had the first chance after five minutes, Jean Michael Seri clipping a delightful ball into Aboubakar Karama whose flicked header went just over.
Fulham's defensive frailties where never more clear in the 13th minute though when Timothy Fosu-Mensah stupidly clipped Callum Wilson to give away a clear penalty.
The striker – a shout for Gareth Southgate's next England squad – stepped up and slotted in down the middle.
Soon after, the Cottagers thought they had a spot-kick of their own when Kamara went down under a challenge from Asmir Begovic, but the Frenchman was rightly booked for diving.
But they almost grabbed an undeserved equaliser before the break, Denis Odoi nodding Ryan Sessegnon's corner inches past the post.
Eddie Howe's side continued their dominance after half-time and would have doubled their lead if it not a sublime save from Rico after a rasping Francis half-volley from outside the box.
But the Cherries went 2-0 up on 71 minutes when Fraser slipped in Brooks who calmly slotted his strike through Rico's legs.
Jokanovic's afternoon got even worse a minute later when c was sent off for a second booking after a lunge on Brooks.
