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Newcastle vs Fulham is a Premier League matchup in which Newcastle’s stronger historical reference meets Fulham’s ability to exploit the venue. Newcastle won 2–1 at St James’ Park in October 2025, while Fulham won 2–0 at Craven Cottage in May 2026. The fixed split keeps the question alive: can Fulham make its home setting count again, or can Newcastle’s pressure travel?
Past matches, Newcastle vs Fulham
Match center
Starting eleven
Substitutes Fulham
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23G
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10M
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7F
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2D
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8F
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30M
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15D
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24M
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6M
Newcastle Substitutes
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G
26
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G
32
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D
2
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F
9
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F
10
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M
11
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F
20
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D
37
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F
62
Match events
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20'⚽I. Diop Normal Goal
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46'H. Barnes J. Murphy
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60'T. Cairney Kevin
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64'Bruno Guimarães Yellow Card
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66'Y. Wissa W. Osula
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66'A. Elanga Bruno Guimaraes
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70'Yoane Wissa Yellow Card
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72'R. Jimenez Rodrigo Muniz
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72'H. Wilson O. Bobb
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72'J. King E. Smith Rowe
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77'S. Neave N. Woltemade
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80'⚽T. Cairney Normal Goal (Asst: H. Wilson)
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84'A. Murphy D. Burn
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86'J. Cuenca I. Diop
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89'Antonee Robinson Yellow Card
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90' +8Jorge Cuenca Yellow Card
Stats for this game
Matchup Newcastle VS Fulham
Historical weight, venue-sensitive balance
Newcastle carry the stronger long-term reference in this pairing, but Fulham have shown that the setting can change the terms. Newcastle won 2–1 at St James’ Park on 25 October 2025, with Bruno Guimarães scoring a late winner. Fulham then won 2–0 at Craven Cottage on 24 May 2026, where Issa Diop and Tom Cairney supplied the goals. The dated results support a contest in which neither club can treat the other’s preferred environment as a guarantee.
Home pressure travels differently
Newcastle’s home ground invites an intense, front-foot contest, while Fulham’s West London base gives the hosts room to make patient control count. That contrast makes the fixture useful for judging adaptation: can Newcastle turn pressure into chances away from Tyneside, and can Fulham resist the physical demands of St James’ Park? A future meeting will revisit those questions through its venue and competition, with the established Newcastle edge open to a serious challenge whenever Fulham manages the decisive phases well.