VS
Fulham vs Brentford is a tightly balanced West London derby, with Brentford holding only a slight broader edge and Fulham repeatedly producing strong answers. The 0–0 draw at Brentford on 18 April 2026 followed Fulham’s 3–1 home win on 20 September 2025. A future meeting will ask which side handles the derby’s narrow margins better when the venue and game state shift.
Past matches, Fulham vs Brentford
Match center
Starting eleven
Substitutes Brentford
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12G
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2D
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5D
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20D
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50D
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11F
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48M
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49D
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45M
Fulham Substitutes
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F
19
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M
24
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F
7
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D
33
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M
14
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G
23
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D
31
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M
6
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M
16
Match events
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6'Sasa Lukic Yellow Card
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43'Samuel Chukwueze Alex Iwobi
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67'J. King E. Smith Rowe
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67'R. Jimenez Rodrigo Muniz
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67'Raul Jimenez Rodrigo Muniz
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67'Joshua King Emile Smith Rowe
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81'A. Robinson R. Sessegnon
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81'O. Bobb T. Cairney
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81'Oscar Bobb Tom Cairney
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81'Antonee Robinson Ryan Sessegnon
Stats for this game
Matchup Fulham VS Brentford
Narrow margins define the derby
This is a pairing in which neither side can assume control for long. Fulham won 3–2 at Brentford on 18 May 2025 and 2–1 at Craven Cottage on 4 November 2024, while Brentford answered with a 3–0 away win on 19 August 2023. Those scorelines show a competitive relationship shaped by small changes in finishing and game management rather than a permanent hierarchy.
Context keeps changing the question
The 0–0 draw at the Gtech Community Stadium on 18 April 2026 highlights how quickly the contest can become cautious and compressed. A 3–2 Fulham victory in the Premier League Summer Series at Lincoln Financial Field in Philadelphia on 23 July 2023 belongs to a different setting, so it should be read as supporting colour rather than a direct league comparison. Brentford’s 3–2 home win on 6 March 2023 supplies another close example. A future derby remains compelling because the same local familiarity can produce either a low-margin stalemate or a sudden swing.