Burnley are unbeaten in their last 29 home league games against Fulham, their longest ever run against an opponent at Turf Moor. Their last defeat was in April 1951.
Fulham are winless in their last five Premier League games against Burnley (D2 L3), since a 4-2 home win in August 2018.
Fulham are unbeaten in their last 11 Premier League games against promoted sides (W6 D5), winning each of the last four in a row. The Cottagers have never won five consecutive top-flight games against promoted teams before.
Burnley have lost six consecutive Premier League matches. The Clarets last had a longer losing run in the league in January/February 1995 in the second tier (eight in a row), while in the top-flight they haven’t lost more than six games in a row since between March and September 1895 (8).
Fulham have lost eight of their 15 Premier League matches this season (W5 D2). In three of the previous four instances they’ve lost that many at this stage they have been relegated – in 2013-14 (10), 2018-19 (10) and 2020-21 (8). The exception was in 2004-05 (9, finished 13th).
After conceding just 16 goals in 46 Championship games last season, Burnley have shipped 30 in 15 games this season in the Premier League. It’s the fourth biggest rise in goals conceded per game (1.65 more than 2024-25) between consecutive seasons in the history of the top four tiers of English football, and biggest since Sheffield United in 2022-23 (0.85) and 2023-24 (2.74), a rise of 1.89 per game.
Burnley boss Scott Parker will be just the third manager to face Fulham in the Premier League having managed the Cottagers in the competition. Roy Hodgson remained unbeaten in eight of his meetings with them after leaving (W3 D5), while Mark Hughes won one and lost three.
Fulham’s Harry Wilson has been involved in a goal in each of his last three Premier League appearances (2 goals, 1 assist), his joint best run with a goal or assist. The last Welshman to do so in four games in a row was Brennan Johnson for Nottingham Forest in January/February 2023.
Burnley manager Scott Parker has lost 22 of his last 29 Premier League matches (W4 D3), with this current six-game losing run with the Clarets his second such run after losing six in a row with Fulham between May 2019 and October 2020. Parker’s lost 61% of his Premier League games (41/67), with only Daniel Farke losing a higher ratio (67%) among managers with 50+ games.
On home soil, Burnley’s Zian Flemming has played six Premier League matches and failed to score, having just five shots and one shot on target, while away from home he’s scored five in six games from 12 shots. Flemming has the joint most goals without scoring at home in Premier League history, along with Alan Cork and Mike Milligan.
