Fulham FC vs Newcastle United Tickets

Craven Cottage is one of the Premier League’s most iconic stadiums, and though it’s gone through a few redevelopments, it still retains some of its previous charm. It sits right on the River Thames and is a cozy venue with a capacity of just over 20,000, and as such, it can be very hard to secure tickets for top-tier games.

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Fulham vs Newcastle United History

These two sides first met in 1907, and despite the geographical distance between the two, there is plenty of shared history between Fulham and Newcastle United.

Perhaps the finest example of this comes in the form of the late Sir Bobby Robson. The iconic manager started his playing career at Craven Cottage in 1950 and made 152 appearances for the club, scoring 68 goals in the process.

He also spent a brief spell as manager at Fulham, albeit for a matter of months in 1968. The County Durham-born manager took over at St James’ Park in 1999 and served the club well until leaving in 2004.

A number of other players represented both clubs, including Peter Beardsley, Andy Cole, Aaron Hughes, Scott Parker, Lee Clark, Danny Guthrie, Louis Saha, Roy Bentley, and Damien Duff.

Fulham vs Newcastle United Head to Head

The first meeting between Fulham and Newcastle United in the Premier League era took place in November 2001 when the home side eased to a 3-1 win with Louis Saha, Sylvain Legwinski, and Barry Hayles netting for the Cottagers with the Magpies' response coming from Gary Speed.

That clash was the first league match between the two since 1984, but in more recent years, this fixture has become more commonplace due to both teams spending longer periods in the top tier.

In January 2012, Martin Jol’s side made light work of Newcastle United. Danny Guthrie opened the scoring, putting the away side ahead just before the break.

After the break, Danny Murphy leveled from the spot, Clint Dempsey grabbed a second-half hat-trick, and Bobby Zamora scored another penalty, and Hatem Ben Arfa scored a consolation goal as Fulham completed a thumping 5-2 win.

March 2019 saw Newcastle United pull Fulham apart at Craven Cottage. Goals from Jonjo Shelvey and Ayoze Perez put the away side two up within the first nine minutes. Fabian Schar and Salomon Rondon completed the punishment in a 4-0 defeat as the hosts were eventually relegated from the Premier League.

May 2021 Newcastle United once again overcame Fulham with Joe Willock and Fabian Schar on target in a 2-0 win, and in 2022/23, Eddie Howe’s side triumphed once again in West London, this time by a 4-1 scoreline.

Marco Silva’s side saw Nathaniel Chalobah sent off after just eight minutes, and Callum Wilson opened the scoring for the Toon Army three minutes later. Miguel Almiron and Sean Longstaff added goals before the break, and Almiron hit his second, and Newcastle United’s fourth, just before the hour and then took their feet off the pedal as Bobby Decordova-Reid scored a consolation in the 88th minute.