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FUL Matchweek 3 · Premier League

Fulham v Crystal Palace

Crystal Palace beat Fulham 3-2. See how it unfolded in the match centre below, with the line-ups and timeline, plus tickets, hospitality and how to get to Craven Cottage for next time.

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Saturday 5 September · 15:00 · Craven Cottage, London

Match centre

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The rest of Matchweek 3

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Head to head

In their 17 most recent meetings on record, Crystal Palace lead 8-3, with 6 draws.

5 Sept 2026Fulham 2–3 Crystal PalacePremier League
7 Aug 2026Fulham 1–2 Crystal PalaceFriendlies Clubs
1 Jan 2026Crystal Palace 1–1 FulhamPremier League
7 Dec 2025Fulham 1–2 Crystal PalacePremier League
29 Mar 2025Fulham 0–3 Crystal PalaceFA Cup

Match officials

Referee

The referee was Sam Barrott. Yellow cards: Fulham 0, Crystal Palace 0. No red cards.

VAR

VAR overturns recorded by the data feed in this game:

  • Goal ruled out after VAR review: Crystal Palace, Daichi Kamada, 14'.

The feed records that VAR intervened and what changed; it does not say whether a decision was right. Only the Premier League's Key Match Incidents panel and Pro Ref publish verdicts on that.

The Premier League's Key Match Incidents panel published a verdict on this game (16 September 2026):

  • Goal awarded. Kamada (CRY) in an onside position (13:25). On-field decision: incorrect, Kamada offside (0:5); VAR overturned the on-field decision, which the panel found correct (5:0).

Votes are written as the Premier League prints them. The first figure is the number of panellists who judged the decision correct and the second is the number who judged it incorrect. The full wording, with the panel's commentary →

Every VAR overturn this season: Fulham and Crystal Palace. All the Matchweek 3 officials, and who is refereeing the next round.

Where to watch

On TV

The game has been played. The result and how it unfolded are in the match centre above. Premier League highlights are on Match of the Day on the BBC.

Tickets and hospitality

Tickets

Tickets are sold by Fulham, and around 2,700 Crystal Palace fans are housed in the Putney End. Away tickets usually go to season-ticket holders and members first.

Fulham v Crystal Palace hospitality

Matchday hospitality for this game means a premium seat plus dining or lounge access at Craven Cottage, booked directly with Fulham's official hospitality team at their hospitality site. Our Fulham hospitality guide covers the lounges at Craven Cottage and how booking works. Packages and prices vary by fixture and sit on the club's own pages; big games sell out early, so book ahead. It is the official route only; hospitality bought from resellers can be refused entry.

We never sell or resell tickets. Prices, availability and kick-off can move, so confirm on Fulham's official pages before booking.

Getting to Craven Cottage

Nearest station
Putney Bridge
District line · ~15 min
Parking
No fan parking
transit only
Away end
Putney End
riverside side
City
London

Craven Cottage is in London. For the full travel rundown, the nearest stations, driving, parking and the away end, see the Fulham away-day guide, all checked against the club's own pages.

Follow both clubs

Fulham came into this game having lost 0-1 to Sunderland. Crystal Palace came into this game having lost 1-4 to Manchester City. Each club hub has their full fixtures and results, the live table, squad and news through the season.

The reverse fixture at Selhurst Park: Crystal Palace v Fulham →

Common questions

What was the score?

Crystal Palace beat Fulham 3-2. The full timeline and both line-ups are in the match centre on this page.

When did Fulham and Crystal Palace last meet?

5 Sept 2026: Fulham 2–3 Crystal Palace (Premier League). The full head-to-head is above.

Travel details checked against official club sources, August 2026.