Fulham F.C. league record by opponent

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Craven Cottage has been Fulham's home stadium since 1896. For a short while at the beginning of the 2000s, Fulham played at Loftus Road whilst their own ground was being re-developed to Premiership standards. Craven Cottage Football Ground - geograph.org.uk - 778731.jpg
Craven Cottage has been Fulham's home stadium since 1896. For a short while at the beginning of the 2000s, Fulham played at Loftus Road whilst their own ground was being re-developed to Premiership standards.

This article shows the record of Fulham Football Club against each of the Football League clubs they have played against in all four divisions since 1907. Although formed in 1879, Fulham were not elected to the Football League until 1907. They have played 106 clubs in the Football League since 1907 in all Divisions.

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'All statistics are correct through matches played on 28 September 2024.' Clubs currently in the Premier League are indicated in the far right column. Indicates defunct FA team.
Fulham F.C. league record by opponent
ClubHomeAwayTotalWin%Note(s)
PldWDLGFGAPldWDLGFGAPldWDLGFGA
Aldershot 2101632200514301114075.00
Arsenal 31951738593107242876629124166135014.52Premier League
Aston Villa 3518116573835510203360702321269098032.86Premier League
Barnet 43101114121458431156050.00
Barnsley 422013973424271124488784272433121129032.14
Barrow 110021100113210134050.00
Birmingham City 43171313665043121318636886292631129118033.72
Blackburn Rovers 4419151083584411726447388302236127131034.09
Blackpool 522418107545521114275488104353237130135033.65
Bolton Wanderers 41211197043419131944558230242811498036.59
Bournemouth 175752324173410173034811154054023.53Premier League
Bradford City 187832713183781622361015114335027.78
Bradford (Park Avenue) 17104336211775525223417986143050.00
Brentford 2710116433627105123243542016187579037.04Premier League
Brighton & Hove Albion 2416174821245613214548217206966043.75Premier League
Bristol City 301569513430119103837602615198971043.33
Bristol Rovers 26155660372657143050522012209087038.46
Burnley 45259118656455931399690301842125152033.33
Burton Albion 2110712101324211103050.00
Bury 3418976835346111735556824202410390035.29
Cambridge United 831411108125211164391321025.00
Cardiff City 32166105948321171442456427132410193042.19
Carlisle United 16916271516439193132134154646040.63
Charlton Athletic 301596433130613113446602122177777035.00
Chelsea 396924397039214232560788234764130010.26Premier League
Chester 1172218111153314172212553228054.55
Chesterfield 1810712914184591525361412104439038.89
Colchester United 5311845113812104241616040.00
Coventry City 189543218186210223236157145450041.67
Crewe Alexandra 4310824220758530157062.50
Crystal Palace 2410953831247983031481718136862035.42Premier League
Darlington 76102457322710149323115064.29
Derby County 291213447282948173669581621218397027.59
Doncaster Rovers 179443518175662023341410105541041.18
Everton 30158740313034232366601812306397030.00Premier League
Exeter City 1365224141361621182612684532046.15
Gainsborough Trinity 540118252216610622248060.00
Gillingham 169432615164210162732136134242040.63
Glossop North End 8512189832367168352416050.00
Grimsby Town 2514474930258512363450229198564044.00
Halifax Town 2200522101924301144075.00
Hartlepool United 641185630376127141511058.33
Hereford United 422062402213824275025.00
Huddersfield Town 3419965834341061843566829152410190042.65
Hull City 45201411693345101223397590302634108108033.33
Ipswich Town 1254329141363421162411674929045.83Premier League
Leeds United 3820612654838111017405976311629105107040.79
Leicester City 402410683463917517587378401523139118051.28Premier League
Leyton Orient 411814966414111111938518229252810492035.37
Lincoln City 2215435322227411274644228148068050.00
Liverpool 319814404831272220716211153660119017.74Premier League
Luton Town 2719356029279315365054286209679051.85
Macclesfield Town 110010110010220020100.00
Manchester City 339915566733662137836615153693150022.73Premier League
Manchester United 38101117506739353132867613164782152017.11Premier League
Mansfield Town 1356216121344515182691073130034.62
Merthyr Town 22009421015743011411075.00
Middlesbrough 3317511514533971734556626122885100039.39
Millwall 2213453315227872626442012125941045.45
Milton Keynes Dons 110021101011211032050.00
Nelson 101000101011202011000.00
Newcastle United 372151168563691017415872291528106113040.28Premier League
Newport County 750215872321312147342820050.00
Northampton Town 1354421221343619232697104045034.62
Norwich City 2211654524229763228442013117752045.45
Nottingham Forest 4929119914350141422658998422531155132042.86Premier League
Notts County 2922348033296101327545828131710787048.28
Oldham Athletic 24136537222465132739481911186461039.58
Oxford United 9342889126612184681420022.22
Peterborough United 210122210124420246050.00
Plymouth Argyle 26147559352637163160521714219095032.69
Portsmouth 26881032332669112743521417215976026.92
Port Vale 2312655430238782537462013137967043.48
Preston North End 341969533334127154347683113249680045.59
Queens Park Rangers 18927372318747192036166145643044.44
Reading 23115739292385103629461910177558041.30
Rochdale 532011254108410730196070.00
Rotherham United 2414734822248793438482214128260045.83
Scarborough 3201623111556312117050.00
Scunthorpe United 42115543019685121411062.50
Sheffield United 31176868373168173157622314259994037.10
Sheffield Wednesday 35206971413561118396570261727110106037.14
Shrewsbury Town 1071219810244915209562823045.00
Southampton 3217123483232282231726419202579104029.69Premier League
Southend United 952214129432119189542521050.00
Southport 110032110020220052100.00
South Shields 943213890185191844101827022.22
Stockport County 2117135414218310282942254138243059.52
Stoke City 382171067423812818406476331528107106043.42
Sunderland 2912611404029611122938581817236978031.03
Swansea City 332427873633971748696633924135105050.00
Swindon Town 1172225111134417222210664233045.45
Thames 22001222020004220122050.00
Torquay United 108113081032515192011364527055.00
Tottenham Hotspur 39912184961393132331727812254180133015.38Premier League
Tranmere Rovers 74121067322116147342112050.00
Walsall 14950331214473212228131235434046.43
Watford 115332614113351823228684437036.36
West Bromwich Albion 3918101158303981021428178262032100111033.33
West Ham United 4620101677574591026529090291942128146032.22Premier League
Wigan Athletic 2314723918236116252446201886442043.48
Wimbledon 4211854211738422158050.00
Wolverhampton Wanderers 4418111565504451326438688232441108136026.14Premier League
Wrexham 622234623196124531210033.33
Wycombe Wanderers 211020201113412133025.00
York City 73221087313108146352016042.86


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