Everton FC vs Fulham FC Tickets

Goodison Park is the venue for this clash that sees the Cottagers make the trip to Merseyside. Supporters of either team eager to buy the best-priced Everton vs Fulham tickets can make the most of our vast selection today while also enjoying the peace of mind that comes from our 100% purchase guarantee.

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Everton vs Fulham History

The Toffees have achieved a great deal over the course of their 140+ years of history, most of which has exclusively seen them compete in the top tier. Everton have, to date, nine league titles to their name, with their last period of dominance coming in the 1980s. Under Howard Kendall, the club won two league championships in 1985 and 1987 and also picked up a European Cup Winners’ Cup success. More recently, the club has struggled for consistency and had many different managers but still remains a club with one of the most loyal fanbases in world football.

Fulham, based on the banks of the River Thames, have never won a major honour but came close to doing so in 1975 when they lost the FA Cup Final to West Ham at Wembley Stadium. In 2010, under Roy Hodgson, the Craven Cottage side almost completed an unlikely UEFA Europa League triumph, losing in extra time to Atletico Madrid in the final.

Everton vs Fulham Head-to-Head

Everton have a far superior record in head-to-head clashes on home soil. In the 2011/12 season, they experienced two home wins against their West London visitors. A winner from Marouane Fellaini gave them a 2-1 FA Cup success, and the Belgian was once again on target in their 4-0 Premier League success later in the season, a match that also saw Nikica Jelavic score twice.

Everton vs Fulham Mutual Connections

Among the talents to have played for both teams are winger Ademola Lookman, Dutch defender John Heitinga, England international Andy Johnson and American forward Brian McBride.

Another player to have a real impact on both teams was French international Louis Saha. He joined Fulham from Metz in 2000 and went on to score 63 goals in 142 appearances for the club before signing for Manchester United. In 2008, he moved to Everton and scored 35 goals in 115 games before leaving for Sunderland in 2012.