Fulham Quiz
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Which Italian giant did Fulham famously beat in the 2010 Europa League round of 16?
WhyFulham overturned a first-leg deficit to win 4-1 at home against the Turin side. -
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Which manager led Fulham on their 2010 European run?
WhyThe boss of that run later took charge of the England national team. -
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Fulham lost the 1975 FA Cup final to which club?
WhyThey fell to the East London side, beaten by two Alan Taylor goals. -
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During Craven Cottage's early-2000s redevelopment, Fulham groundshared at which stadium?
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Which one-club Fulham right-back won the World Cup with England in 1966?
WhyThe Fulham full-back is an uncle of a rugby World Cup winner. -
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Louis Saha left Fulham in January 2004 to join which club?
WhyA mid-season move took the French striker to Old Trafford. -
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Fulham's highest-ever top-flight finish came in 2008‑09 — where did they finish?
WhyThe placing earned a Europa League spot, their best top-flight finish. -
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After the wage cap was lifted, which Fulham man became English football's first 100-pounds-a-week player in 1961?
WhyThe club's iconic playmaker and England captain was the first to benefit. -
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Fulham signed striker Aleksandar Mitrovic from which club?
WhyHe arrived from the north-east club where he had struggled for game time. -
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Joao Palhinha, a standout Fulham midfielder signed in 2022, plays for which nation?
WhyA defensive midfielder capped by the Selecao das Quinas. -
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On the final day of 2007‑08, whose header secured Fulham's 'Great Escape' survival at Portsmouth?
WhyThe captain's 76th-minute goal at Fratton Park kept them up on goal difference. -
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Which World Cup-winning defender wound down his career at Fulham in the mid-1970s?
WhyEngland's 1966 World Cup-winning captain finished up at the Cottage. -
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Which manager won the Second Division title with Fulham in 1998‑99?
WhyA former England captain who later managed the national team. -
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Which Fulham teenager became the Premier League's youngest-ever player in May 2019?
WhyAged 16 years and 30 days on his debut, before moving to Liverpool. -
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Joe Bryan scored both Fulham goals in the 2020 playoff final against which club?
WhyA west-London rival beaten 2-1 after extra time at Wembley. -
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Which two ageing superstars famously joined Fulham in the mid-1970s?
WhyA mercurial Northern Irishman and a flamboyant England forward drew the crowds. -
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Who became the youngest manager in Premier League history when Fulham appointed him in 2003?
WhyA Welshman who turned to management after a car crash ended his playing days. -
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Fulham's all-time leading goalscorer is which Welsh striker?
WhyHis 159 goals across two spells remain the club record; the others are Welsh strikers who never played there. -
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Which engineer designed Craven Cottage's historic pavilion and main stand?
WhyThe Scotsman behind many of Britain's early football grandstands. -
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How many league goals did Mitrovic score in the record-breaking 2021‑22 Championship season?
WhyHe surpassed Guy Whittingham's long-standing tally of 42. -
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Who scored the only goal in Fulham's 2018 playoff final win over Aston Villa?
WhyThe club captain's first-half strike settled the Wembley final. -
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Which manager guided Fulham to the 2021‑22 Championship title?
WhyA Portuguese boss who took the second-tier title in his first season in charge. -
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How many points did Tigana's Fulham amass winning the 2000‑01 First Division title?
WhyA then-record haul for the division, backed by 90 goals scored. -
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Fulham won which trophy in 2002, earning a route into Europe?
WhyA summer competition that handed the winners a UEFA Cup berth. -
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What is Fulham's traditional nickname?
WhyTaken from the small pavilion at the corner of their ground. -
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Shahid Khan, who bought Fulham in 2013, also owns which NFL franchise?
WhyHe also owns this Florida-based American football team. -
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Who bought Fulham in 1997, transforming the club's fortunes?
WhyThe businessman who then owned Harrods department store. -
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In which decade was Fulham founded?
WhyThe club began in 1879 as a church Sunday-school team. -
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Craven Cottage sits on the bank of which river?
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Which club did Fulham face in the 2010 UEFA Europa League final?
WhyA Madrid club, though not the city's most decorated one. -
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In which position did the legendary Johnny Haynes make his name?
WhyNicknamed 'The Maestro' for his visionary passing from midfield. -
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In which part of London is Fulham based?
WhyThe club lies in the SW6 district beside the Thames. -
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What colour is Fulham's traditional home shirt?
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Al-Fayed controversially erected a statue of which entertainer at the ground?
WhyThe owner honoured the late 'King of Pop' with a widely mocked figure.
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Fulham, the Cottagers of west London, play at one of English football's most characterful grounds — Craven Cottage, on the banks of the Thames. This free Fulham quiz covers the whole story, from club legend Johnny Haynes to a remarkable run to a major European final.
Johnny Haynes remains the great figure of Fulham's history, an elegant playmaker who gave his name to a stand at the Cottage. The club's finest modern moment came in 2010, when Roy Hodgson led Fulham on a stirring run to the UEFA Europa League final, where they were beaten by Atlético Madrid. Through it all Craven Cottage, beside the river, has been home.
Expect questions on Johnny Haynes, Craven Cottage and the Thames, the 2010 European run, and the Cottagers' west London identity. Difficulty climbs from easy openers to hard deep cuts on specific seasons and players.
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Which Italian giant did Fulham famously beat in the 2010 Europa League round of 16?
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Juventus. Fulham overturned a first-leg deficit to win 4-1 at home against the Turin side.
Which manager led Fulham on their 2010 European run?
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Roy Hodgson. The boss of that run later took charge of the England national team.
Fulham lost the 1975 FA Cup final to which club?
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West Ham United. They fell to the East London side, beaten by two Alan Taylor goals.
During Craven Cottage's early-2000s redevelopment, Fulham groundshared at which stadium?
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Loftus Road. They shared the home of west-London neighbours QPR.
Which one-club Fulham right-back won the World Cup with England in 1966?
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George Cohen. The Fulham full-back is an uncle of a rugby World Cup winner.
Louis Saha left Fulham in January 2004 to join which club?
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Manchester United. A mid-season move took the French striker to Old Trafford.
Fulham's highest-ever top-flight finish came in 2008‑09 — where did they finish?
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7th. The placing earned a Europa League spot, their best top-flight finish.
After the wage cap was lifted, which Fulham man became English football's first 100-pounds-a-week player in 1961?
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Johnny Haynes. The club's iconic playmaker and England captain was the first to benefit.
Fulham signed striker Aleksandar Mitrovic from which club?
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Newcastle United. He arrived from the north-east club where he had struggled for game time.
Joao Palhinha, a standout Fulham midfielder signed in 2022, plays for which nation?
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Portugal. A defensive midfielder capped by the Selecao das Quinas.
On the final day of 2007‑08, whose header secured Fulham's 'Great Escape' survival at Portsmouth?
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Danny Murphy. The captain's 76th-minute goal at Fratton Park kept them up on goal difference.
Which World Cup-winning defender wound down his career at Fulham in the mid-1970s?
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Bobby Moore. England's 1966 World Cup-winning captain finished up at the Cottage.
Which manager won the Second Division title with Fulham in 1998‑99?
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Kevin Keegan. A former England captain who later managed the national team.
Which Fulham teenager became the Premier League's youngest-ever player in May 2019?
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Harvey Elliott. Aged 16 years and 30 days on his debut, before moving to Liverpool.
Joe Bryan scored both Fulham goals in the 2020 playoff final against which club?
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Brentford. A west-London rival beaten 2-1 after extra time at Wembley.
Which two ageing superstars famously joined Fulham in the mid-1970s?
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George Best and Rodney Marsh. A mercurial Northern Irishman and a flamboyant England forward drew the crowds.
Who became the youngest manager in Premier League history when Fulham appointed him in 2003?
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Chris Coleman. A Welshman who turned to management after a car crash ended his playing days.
Fulham's all-time leading goalscorer is which Welsh striker?
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Gordon Davies. His 159 goals across two spells remain the club record; the others are Welsh strikers who never played there.
Which engineer designed Craven Cottage's historic pavilion and main stand?
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Archibald Leitch. The Scotsman behind many of Britain's early football grandstands.
How many league goals did Mitrovic score in the record-breaking 2021‑22 Championship season?
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43. He surpassed Guy Whittingham's long-standing tally of 42.
Who scored the only goal in Fulham's 2018 playoff final win over Aston Villa?
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Tom Cairney. The club captain's first-half strike settled the Wembley final.
Which manager guided Fulham to the 2021‑22 Championship title?
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Marco Silva. A Portuguese boss who took the second-tier title in his first season in charge.
How many points did Tigana's Fulham amass winning the 2000‑01 First Division title?
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101. A then-record haul for the division, backed by 90 goals scored.
Fulham won which trophy in 2002, earning a route into Europe?
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UEFA Intertoto Cup. A summer competition that handed the winners a UEFA Cup berth.
What is Fulham's traditional nickname?
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The Cottagers. Taken from the small pavilion at the corner of their ground.
Shahid Khan, who bought Fulham in 2013, also owns which NFL franchise?
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Jacksonville Jaguars. He also owns this Florida-based American football team.
Who bought Fulham in 1997, transforming the club's fortunes?
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Mohamed Al-Fayed. The businessman who then owned Harrods department store.
In which decade was Fulham founded?
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1870s. The club began in 1879 as a church Sunday-school team.
Craven Cottage sits on the bank of which river?
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Thames. The ground overlooks the river that winds through London.
Which club did Fulham face in the 2010 UEFA Europa League final?
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Atletico Madrid. A Madrid club, though not the city's most decorated one.
In which position did the legendary Johnny Haynes make his name?
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Playmaking inside-forward. Nicknamed 'The Maestro' for his visionary passing from midfield.
In which part of London is Fulham based?
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South-west London. The club lies in the SW6 district beside the Thames.
What colour is Fulham's traditional home shirt?
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White. The kit earns them the alternative nickname 'The Whites.'
Al-Fayed controversially erected a statue of which entertainer at the ground?
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Michael Jackson. The owner honoured the late 'King of Pop' with a widely mocked figure.
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