Wolverhampton FC vs Fulham FC Tickets

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Wolves vs Fulham History

Wolverhampton Wanderers have a rich history, and during the 1950s, they were considered one of the best teams on the planet, having won three domestic league titles and also competed in Europe. However, since this peak period, they have spent much of their history in the lower leagues, albeit their return to the top tier has been more consistently held than in the past.

Fulham, much like Wolves, have spent a lot of time outside the top tier, and their high points have come in cup competitions. In 1975, they reached the FA Cup Final for the first time, losing to West Ham at Wembley Stadium. Under Roy Hodgson, the Cottagers surprised many by reaching the UEFA Europa League final in 2010, losing in extra time to Spanish giants Atletico Madrid.

Wolves vs Fulham Head-to-Head

Wolves have the edge over Fulham in their home meetings against the West London outfit, and their first clash in the Premiership came in 2004 when Paul Ince and Carl Cort put them two goals to the good, with Steed Malbranque scoring a late consolation. In 2024, Rayan Alt-Nouri and a Tom Cairney own goal put the home side in control before Alex Iwobi responded with a last-gasp goal for Fulham.

Wolves vs Fulham Mutual Connections

A large number of players have represented both Wolves and Fulham over the years. One such example is Mexican international forward Raul Jimenez. The powerful forward moved to Molineux in 2019 after an initial loan spell, and he went on to score 57 goals in 166 games for the club before moving to Fulham, where he scored seven goals in his first campaign at Craven Cottage.