Hammersmith & Fulham is home to 3 major football clubs: Chelsea, Fulham and Queens Park Rangers. Follow the ups and downs of the clubs as told by local fans.
Chelsea manager Emma Hayes had promised that her team would not be complacent taking a 3-0 lead into Wednesday night’s Champions League clash with Ajax... and she was as good as her word.
I have previously said Fulham v Tottenham Hotspur is my favourite fixture. I first saw the teams compete in 1948, and the matches in the 1960s would take some beating, but the 21st century has also offered real football feasts.
A victory at Molineux last Saturday would have brought Fulham level with Wolverhampton Wanderers in the Premier League – but the result did not go their way.
Winning two consecutive Premier League games may not sound too special. But last week’s victory away to United and Saturday’s win over Brighton brought joy to Fulham fans.
After disappointment that the Whites had missed out on a prestigious victory over Aston Villa, a greater triumph awaited with the ruthless termination of Manchester United’s unbeaten run.
On Saturday, Fulham supporters entered Craven Cottage with high hopes as their opponents, Aston Villa had recently suffered a loss of form. Could the Whites expect a victory?