Southampton vs Fulham FC Tickets

The Cottagers make the trip to the South Coast for this encounter at St Mary’s, and supporters of either persuasion can make the most of the amazing range of Southampton vs Fulham tickets available at SeatPick today.

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Southampton vs Fulham History

Southampton were formed in 1885, and whilst the club have experienced a lot of top-flight football over the course of its lengthy history, they don’t have a great deal to show for it in terms of tangible success. Indeed, the club’s most successful stint came in a ten-year period during the reign of Lawrie McMenemy, during which time they won the FA Cup in 1976, reached the final of the League Cup two years later and then finished runners-up to Liverpool in the league title race in 1984.

Fulham’s level of success has been similarly sparse. The Craven Cottage side reached the FA Cup Final in 1975, losing to London rivals West Ham at Wembley Stadium, and very much against the odds, also reached the UEFA Europa League Final in 2010, this time going down to La Liga giants Atletico Madrid, losing in extra time to a 116th-minute winner from Diego Forlan.

Southampton vs Fulham Head-to-Head

Southampton come out on top in relation to the head-to-head history of this fixture. In 2002, a hat-trick from James Beattie gave them a 4-2 success over Fulham, the win coming after the visitors had raced into a two-goal lead inside 25 minutes. In more recent times, the Saints ran out 3-1 victors in 2021 with goals from Che Adams, Nathan Tella and Theo Walcott giving them another win over the West London side.

Southampton vs Fulham Mutual Connections

Among those players to have plied their trade with both Southampton and Fulham over the years is accomplished Northern Ireland international Steven Davis. The midfielder moved to Craven Cottage in 2007 and made 22 appearances for the club before completing a move north of the border to Rangers, where he spent four years before moving to St Mary’s. At the Premier League club, he went on to make 226 appearances, scoring 14 goals, before returning to Rangers in 2019 after an initial loan spell.