Fulham

Founded in 1879, Fulham are a west London club based beside the River Thames. Known as the Cottagers, they are closely associated with Craven Cottage, one of English football's most distinctive grounds. The club's identity combines long Football League history with a local west London character shaped by its riverside home.

Fulham's honours include second-tier league titles, lower-division success and the UEFA Intertoto Cup. The club's history also includes notable cup and European runs, with Johnny Haynes providing a defining post-war figure and Mohamed Al-Fayed's ownership marking a major period of growth and top-flight consolidation.