2 – 3
“Josh King opens the scoring for Fulham with a left-footed finish from the center of the box.”
“Daichi Kamada responds almost immediately, leveling the score for Crystal Palace with a right-footed finish.”
“César Palacios restores Fulham's lead just before halftime with a right-footed finish from close range.”
“Tyrick Mitchell scores his second of the match to level things again after a spell of Fulham pressure.”
Pivotal“Substitute Ben Chilwell scores the winner just three minutes after coming on, giving Crystal Palace the lead for the first time in the match.”
PivotalOutstanding performance

Fulham dominated the ball and the territory, racking up 65% possession, 25 shots and 83 dangerous attacks, yet found themselves undone by a Crystal Palace side that made every big chance count. Josh King's early strike and César Palacios' close-range finish twice gave the hosts the lead, but Tyrick Mitchell answered both times with well-taken goals from tight angles, and it was substitute Ben Chilwell who settled it with 13 minutes left, converting from the center of the box after coming on just three minutes earlier. Palace created six big chances from just 22 dangerous attacks, a ruthless efficiency that contrasted sharply with Fulham's wastefulness in front of goal despite their overwhelming control. For Fulham, this will sting given the dominance shown across the pitch, while Palace's resilience and clinical edge marks a statement result on the road.
How entertaining was this match?
Two winless sides collide at Craven Cottage as both Fulham and Crystal Palace look to kickstart their campaigns from the foot of the table. With Palace missing key attacker Ismaïla Sarr and Fulham holding home advantage, this early-season derby carries real weight for either side's confidence.