Fulham vs Newcastle Prediction

Form guide: both sides blowing hot and cold

Fulham's last 20 matches across competitions read seven wins, six draws and seven defeats, with 25 scored and 23 conceded. The recent run sums it up: a draw at Aston Villa, a League Cup exit to Crystal Palace, a win at Coventry, a home win over Hull, then a loss at Ipswich.

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Fulham: 20 completed matches; Newcastle: 20 completed matches.

Fulham

20 matches

Win

35% 7 / 20

Draw

30% 6 / 20

Loss

35% 7 / 20

Scored

25

Conceded

23

Difference

+2

Newcastle

20 matches

Win

35% 7 / 20

Draw

20% 4 / 20

Loss

45% 9 / 20

Scored

27

Conceded

34

Difference

-7

Newcastle's equivalent sample is eight wins, four draws and eight losses from 20 games, with 30 scored and 34 conceded. Their recent form has been just as choppy, including a League Cup defeat at Everton, a win at Crystal Palace, a home loss to Aston Villa and a heavy 4-1 defeat at Coventry.

Neither team arrives with real rhythm, home or away.

Comparative Team Statistics: Fulham vs Newcastle

Head-to-head: no one dominates

Across the last four meetings, both sides have won two each. Fulham took the most recent one 2-0 at home in May, but Newcastle had won both the League Cup tie and the reverse Premier League fixture last autumn, and Fulham won away back in February 2025.

It's been a genuinely competitive fixture lately, without either side holding a clear upper hand.

Where they sit in the table

Fulham are 15th with nine points from nine Premier League games, while Newcastle sit 12th on eleven points from eight. There's not much separating them, just three points and three places, and both have lost more games than they've won this season.

Players to watch

The available player data leans towards Newcastle's attacking side. J. Willock has two goals in his last five appearances, and H. Barnes has two assists over the same stretch. On the disciplinary side, Newcastle's J. Murphy and Y. Wissa have each picked up a couple of yellow cards recently, while Fulham's T. Castagne has two of his own.

Fulham:

Penalty cards:

T. Castagne x 2

Newcastle:

Best scorers:

J. Willock - 2

Best assist providers:

H. Barnes - 2

Penalty cards:

J. Murphy x 3

Y. Wissa x 2

None of this points to anyone missing through suspension, but it does show where Newcastle's end product has been coming from lately.

Newcastle's threat looks concentrated in a handful of players rather than spread across the side.

What kind of game this could be

Put it all together and this looks tight. Both teams have been conceding regularly, Newcastle 14 goals in eight league games and Fulham 11 in nine, and neither has shown real dominance over the other recently, with the head-to-head split evenly across the last four meetings.

Recent scorelines on both sides have swung between tight, low-scoring games and heavier defeats, so there's no obvious pattern to lean on here.