Leicester City vs Fulham FC Tickets

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Leicester City vs Fulham History

Founded in 1884, prior to their astonishing 2015/16 Premier League title triumph, the East Midlands had not achieved all that much in terms of high-level silverware, which up to that point was essentially a trio of League Cup successes.

This is what makes that particular season so incredible, and it’s a memory that the Foxes will forever cherish. The well-run club has done well to stick around in the upper echelons of the English football pyramid, not least because most of their history has seen them in the lower leagues.

Fulham have proud traditions, but they, too, don’t have much in the way of silverware to speak of, and their biggest successes have been via long cup runs. In 1975 they made it to the FA Cup Final, only to lose to West Ham at Wembley Stadium.

Then, in 2010, under Roy Hodgson, the West London side fought their way bravely to the UEFA Europa League Final, only to taste agonizing defeat to Atletico Madrid in extra time.

Leicester City vs Fulham Head-to-Head

Fulham first encountered Leicester City on their own patch in 1907, and secured a 3-2 win on that occasion, and in recent seasons the club have managed to more than hold their own away from home.

In 2020, goals from Ademola Lookman and Ivan Cavaleiro gave Fulham a 2-1 win and in 2023, a single goal from Serbian forward Aleksandr Mitrovic was enough to secure another three-point haul at Leicester City.

Leicester City vs Fulham Mutual Connections

Among the players to have played for both clubs is French wide-man Anthony Knockaert, who is something of a folk hero from his time at the King Power Stadium. He joined Leicester City in 2012 and made 106 appearances for the club, scoring 16 goals, and helped them to an EFL Championship title in 2014. He would go on to move to Fulham in 2019, making just 17 appearances before leaving for Valenciennes in 2023.