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Fulham vs Crystal Palace is a competitive London fixture with Palace carrying the stronger historical weight, while Fulham have produced clear reversals of that hierarchy. Fulham won 3–0 at Selhurst Park on 26 December 2022, Palace took a 2–1 result at Craven Cottage on 7 December 2025, and Palace’s 3–2 win at Craven Cottage on 5 September 2026 kept the balance moving. Future encounters can turn on which side handles the local pressure.
Past matches, Fulham vs Crystal Palace
Match center
Watch it on:
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Sky Sport 7 NZ
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Disney+ Hotstar
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SuperSport Football
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TOD KSA
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FPT TV VNM
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Sport 2 IL
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Arena Sport 7 RS
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MultiSports 4 FR
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Novasports 4
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HBO Max Mexico
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VOYO
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DAZN 2 Spain
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BeIN Sports 4 Qatar
Starting eleven
Substitutes Fulham
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23G
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22D
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30M
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16M
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32M
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11F
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15M
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20M
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9F
Crystal Palace Substitutes
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M
19
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F
12
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M
24
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F
22
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D
30
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D
17
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D
33
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M
28
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G
44
Match events
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11'⚽Josh King Normal Goal
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14'Daichi Kamada Goal cancelled
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35'⚽Tyrick Mitchell Normal Goal (Asst: Eddie Nketiah)
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42'⚽Cesar Palacios Perez Normal Goal
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45'Jörgen Strand Larsen Eddie Nketiah
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54'⚽Tyrick Mitchell Normal Goal
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61'Sander Berge Cesar Palacios Perez
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74'Will Hughes Quinten Timber
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74'Ben Chilwell Tyrick Mitchell
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77'⚽Ben Chilwell Normal Goal (Asst: Daichi Kamada)
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79'Ryan Sessegnon Antonee Robinson
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79'Hugo Larsson Oscar Bobb
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79'Emile Smith Rowe Shea Charles
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83'Rodrigo Muniz Alex Iwobi
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89'Oscar Mingueza Yeremy Pino
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89'Dario Osorio Daichi Kamada
Stats for this game
Matchup Fulham VS Crystal Palace
Palace have the stronger platform
Crystal Palace have generally held the better results in this matchup, with their away performances often making the difference. Palace won 2–1 at Fulham on 7 December 2025, then drew 1–1 at Selhurst Park on 1 January 2026. Those outcomes show a side comfortable managing a tight game, even when Fulham’s movement makes the contest uncomfortable. Palace’s edge is real, but it has not made the fixture predictable.
Fulham can still turn it
Fulham’s 3–0 victory at Palace on 26 December 2022 is the clearest warning against treating the hierarchy as fixed. The 2–3 Palace win at Craven Cottage on 5 September 2026 again showed how fine the margin can be, with the visitors edging a high-pressure London contest. Small details continue to decide this local contest. Future encounters can ask whether Fulham reproduce their best home response or Palace’s control of decisive moments prevails.