Fulham

Fulham have struggled significantly on the road in the league, collecting only one point from three away games while scoring just once and conceding three times. While Coventry have lost five of their opening seven matches, their 4-1 victory over Newcastle at home demonstrates they can produce positive home displays against visiting opposition. Backing Coventry to avoid defeat covers both the home victory and the draw against a travelling Fulham side with minimal away punch.

Fulham's away fixtures have been tight and low scoring, producing an average of just 1.33 total goals per game with Fulham failing to score in two of their three road outings. Coventry have also struggled consistently for goals overall, failing to score in four of their seven league games. With both sides positioned in the bottom four and separated by a single point, tactical caution is expected to limit chances at both ends.

Coventry or Draw — 64% confidence

Fulham have struggled significantly on the road in the league, collecting only one point from three away games while scoring just once and conceding three times. While Coventry have lost five of their opening seven matches, their 4-1 victory over Newcastle at home demonstrates they can produce positive home displays against visiting opposition. Backing Coventry to avoid defeat covers both the home victory and the draw against a travelling Fulham side with minimal away punch.

Under 2.5 Goals — 62% confidence

Fulham's away fixtures have been tight and low scoring, producing an average of just 1.33 total goals per game with Fulham failing to score in two of their three road outings. Coventry have also struggled consistently for goals overall, failing to score in four of their seven league games. With both sides positioned in the bottom four and separated by a single point, tactical caution is expected to limit chances at both ends.

These two calls are about different parts of the match (double chance and total goals), so neither one determines the other. The figure shown is the lower of the two — a combo can never be more likely than its weaker leg.

Hull City or Draw — 68% confidence

Hull City have suffered only one defeat in six league games this season, earning nine points to sit eighth in the standings. In contrast, Fulham remain winless in the Premier League with four defeats and two draws from six outings, leaving them bottom of the table. Despite Hull dealing with a lengthy injury list that includes J. Butland and M. Targett, Fulham have conceded an average of 2.3 goals per home fixture, giving the visitors a solid platform to take at least a point from Craven Cottage.

BTTS Yes — 65% confidence

Both sides consistently produce action at both ends of the pitch. Fulham have scored five goals in three home games, failing to score zero times at Craven Cottage, yet have conceded in every home match to average 2.3 goals against. Hull City have also found the net in each of their three away trips, averaging 1.3 goals scored and 1.3 conceded per away match, making goals for both sides a probable scenario.

These two calls are about different parts of the match (double chance and both teams to score), so neither one determines the other. The figure shown is the lower of the two — a combo can never be more likely than its weaker leg.

Both sides consistently produce action at both ends of the pitch. Fulham have scored five goals in three home games, failing to score zero times at Craven Cottage, yet have conceded in every home match to average 2.3 goals against. Hull City have also found the net in each of their three away trips, averaging 1.3 goals scored and 1.3 conceded per away match, making goals for both sides a probable scenario.

Hull City have suffered only one defeat in six league games this season, earning nine points to sit eighth in the standings. In contrast, Fulham remain winless in the Premier League with four defeats and two draws from six outings, leaving them bottom of the table. Despite Hull dealing with a lengthy injury list that includes J. Butland and M. Targett, Fulham have conceded an average of 2.3 goals per home fixture, giving the visitors a solid platform to take at least a point from Craven Cottage.

Fulham have produced an average of 4.0 total goals per game at Craven Cottage this season, scoring 1.7 goals per game while conceding 2.3. They have scored in all three home matches but have yet to keep a clean sheet. Hull City bring identical attacking consistency on the road, finding the net in all three away matches and averaging 1.3 goals scored and conceded away from home. Hull's last three Premier League fixtures have produced 4, 3, and 4 goals, while their backline is severely depleted with absences including J. Butland and M. Targett. Because both attacks reliably generate chances against vulnerable defences, the match profile materially supports a third goal rather than capping expectations at the lower two-goal line.

Fulham possess a notable head-to-head advantage at Portman Road, remaining unbeaten in six visits to Ipswich with four wins and two draws. Ipswich have exhibited major defensive vulnerabilities, conceding 11 goals in five matches at an average of 2.2 per game and failing to record a clean sheet. In addition, Ipswich will be without I. Fatawu following his red card. While Fulham have yet to score away in the league, they have conceded just 0.5 goals per game on their travels and recently held Liverpool to a 0-0 draw away and Manchester United to a 1-1 draw at home. Backing Fulham to avoid defeat is strongly aligned with these indicators.

The case for backing over 1.5 goals rests on Ipswich's persistent defensive vulnerabilities and consistent match goal tallies. Ipswich have conceded 11 goals across five league games, averaging 2.2 concessions per match, and have failed to record a single clean sheet this campaign. Four of their five fixtures have produced at least two goals, including both matches at Portman Road, which finished in a 0-2 defeat to Liverpool and a 2-4 loss to Arsenal.

While Ipswich's matches often see significant goalmouth action, stepping up to over 2.5 goals carries too much risk given Fulham's record away from home. Fulham have scored zero goals and conceded just one in their two away league games, drawing 0-0 at Liverpool and losing 0-1 at Sunderland. That travel profile suggests resistance against a runaway high-scoring shootout. However, head-to-head history heavily reinforces the lower line, as nine of the last ten meetings between these sides produced two or more goals, including 1-1 and 2-2 draws in their most recent top-flight clashes. Backing over 1.5 goals captures Ipswich's open defensive setup while respecting Fulham's cautious away numbers.

Manchester United hold a dominant recent record against Fulham, winning seven of their last ten encounters across all competitions and remaining unbeaten in their last four visits to Craven Cottage. Fulham have struggled defensively at home in the opening phase of the league, conceding an average of three goals per game across two home defeats. While Manchester United have several players sidelined through injury, their attacking firepower led by Bruno Fernandes provides enough quality to avoid defeat against a Fulham side that has picked up just one point from four league matches.

West Ham or Draw — 76% confidence

West Ham come into the fixture carrying strong momentum, remaining undefeated in their last five fixtures with four wins and one draw. Fulham have struggled for consistency, losing three of their last five matches and failing to find the net in consecutive away trips against Sunderland and Liverpool. Backing the hosts to secure either a win or a draw covers the most probable match outcomes based on current form.

Under 3.5 Goals — 71% confidence

Historical meetings between these sides have predominantly been low-scoring affairs, with seven of the last ten head-to-head fixtures finishing with two or fewer total goals. Fulham have kept clean sheets in two of their last four matches but have also experienced scoring droughts on the road, which points toward a contest staying within a four-goal ceiling.

These two calls are about different parts of the match (double chance and total goals), so neither one determines the other. The figure shown is the lower of the two — a combo can never be more likely than its weaker leg.

Historical meetings between these sides have predominantly been low-scoring affairs, with seven of the last ten head-to-head fixtures finishing with two or fewer total goals. Fulham have kept clean sheets in two of their last four matches but have also experienced scoring droughts on the road, which points toward a contest staying within a four-goal ceiling.

West Ham come into the fixture carrying strong momentum, remaining undefeated in their last five fixtures with four wins and one draw. Fulham have struggled for consistency, losing three of their last five matches and failing to find the net in consecutive away trips against Sunderland and Liverpool. Backing the hosts to secure either a win or a draw covers the most probable match outcomes based on current form.

Crystal Palace have demonstrated sustained success when travelling to Craven Cottage, remaining unbeaten across their last six away encounters against Fulham with four wins and two draws. Both teams have endured difficult starts to the campaign with two losses from two matches, but Fulham have failed to beat Palace on home soil in all recent meetings. Although Palace have conceded six goals in their opening two games, Fulham's own defensive frailties, conceding four goals in two fixtures, keep the match competitive and give the visitors a solid chance to secure at least a point.

Fulham bring a formidable head-to-head record into this clash, having won the last three competitive encounters between the teams, including a 3-1 league victory at the Stadium of Light in February 2026. While both sides suffered narrow defeats on the opening weekend, Fulham's attacking output of two goals against Chelsea suggests they possess the offensive quality to secure at least a point on the road.

Fulham have found the net in each of their last five outings and hold the stronger overall position heading into this fixture. AFC Wimbledon, meanwhile, are winless in their last five competitive matches, recording three draws and two defeats. With Fulham’s superior quality, home advantage, and more reliable attacking form, Fulham to Win is the preferred selection.

Chelsea have won 6 of the last 10 head-to-head encounters against Fulham, with only 1 draw in that span. With both sides missing key defensive personnel (J. Andersen for Fulham and W. Fofana for Chelsea), Chelsea's recent scoring form (9 goals across their last 3 outings) gives them an advantage to secure at least a point.