Fulham

Club Information

Club History

Fulham Football Club was founded in 1879, making them one of the oldest professional clubs in London. The club spent much of their history as a yo-yo club between divisions, but their picturesque Craven Cottage ground on the banks of the River Thames has always been one of football's most iconic venues. Mohamed Al-Fayed's ownership from 1997 brought the club to the Premier League and a memorable run to the 2010 Europa League final. Under Marco Silva, Fulham have established themselves as a stable Premier League side playing attractive football.

Trophy Cabinet

• Second Division/Championship: 2 (1949, 2001)
• Intertoto Cup: 1 (2002)

Did You Know?

• Craven Cottage's famous "Cottage" in the corner of the ground dates back to the 19th century and is a listed building
• Fulham reached the 2010 Europa League final after a dramatic comeback against Juventus, beating them 4-1 at Craven Cottage
• Johnny Haynes became English football's first £100-a-week player while at Fulham in 1961
• The club once had a statue of Michael Jackson outside Craven Cottage, erected by owner Mohamed Al-Fayed
• Fulham's neutral strip has been white since the club's early days earning them the nickname "The Cottagers"
• The Riverside Stand was designed by architects who also worked on the London Eye
• Aleksandar Mitrovic scored 43 Championship goals in a single season (2021-22) setting a new record