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Saturday, March 21, 2026 · Final · ENG: Premier League

Fulham FC vs Burnley

Fulham, Burnley Set for Premier League Clash at Craven Cottage

LONDON (Interstat) — Fulham FC hosts Burnley on Saturday in a Premier League match with both clubs seeking momentum as the 2025-26 season enters its final stretch.

The game at Craven Cottage kicks off at 3 p.m. local time (10 a.m. ET) on March 21, 2026.

Fulham (10-8-12) enters the match 12th in the table, looking to rebound from a 1-0 away loss to Nottingham Forest last Sunday. Their form has been inconsistent, mixing impressive wins over Tottenham and Chelsea with narrow defeats. They have been strong at home recently, however, winning three of their last five league matches at Craven Cottage.

Burnley (7-9-14) sits 17th, just above the relegation zone, and is in urgent need of points. The Clarets are winless in their last four Premier League outings, though they earned a critical point in a 0-0 home draw with Bournemouth last Saturday. Their defense has been a concern, conceding multiple goals in six of their last eight league games.

The head-to-head history favors Fulham, who won a thrilling 3-2 encounter at Turf Moor on Dec. 13 in the reverse fixture. Burnley’s last league victory at Craven Cottage was in 2019.

According to Interstat’s game simulator, the match is projected to end in a 1-1 draw.

Burnley manager Vincent Kompany will hope his team’s resilient defensive display against Bournemouth signals a turnaround. Fulham’s Marco Silva will demand a response from his side after a flat offensive performance at Forest.

Key players to watch include Fulham’s attacking midfielders, who were instrumental in December’s win, and Burnley’s frontline, which must capitalize on any chances to relieve pressure on a leaky back line.

Following this match, Burnley faces a daunting schedule, with matches against Manchester City (twice), Aston Villa (twice) and Arsenal in their next 10 games. Fulham’s upcoming slate is equally challenging, featuring trips to Liverpool and Arsenal.

The result could prove pivotal for Burnley’s survival hopes and Fulham’s aim for a top-half finish.