Fulham and Tottenham have confirmed their starting teams for their meeting at Craven Cottage in the Premier League on Sunday.
Victory would send the Cottagers level with eighth-placed Everton after Marco Silva’s side ended a three-match losing league run with a 3-1 win at Sunderland last Sunday.
Tottenham are four points above third-bottom West Ham with a game in hand and winless in nine league matches, losing a third top-flight encounter in a row with a 4-1 defeat at Arsenal in interim head coach Igor Tudor’s first fixture in charge a week ago.
101GreatGoals.com has the line-up news from Fulham vs Tottenham in the Premier League, as well as details on how to watch.
Fulham confirmed starting team vs Tottenham
Fulham winger Kevin has a foot injury. Left-back Antonee Robinson (ankle) and wideman Samuel Chukwueze (calf) are on the bench after being injury doubts, but midfielder Sasa Lukic (thigh) is out.
Fulham starting XI: Leno, Tete, Diop, Bassey, Sessegnon, Berge, Iwobi, Wilson, Smith Rowe, Bobb, Jimenez
Fulham substitutes: To follow
Tottenham full line up vs Fulham
Tottenham centre-back Cristian Romero is serving the third match of a four-game ban for a red card.
James Maddison and Wilson Odobert have knee injuries. Fellow midfielders Rodrigo Bentancur and Mohammed Kudus (hamstring) and Lucas Bergvall (ankle) are also sidelined, as are defenders Destiny Udogie (hamstring) and Ben Davies (ankle).
Tottenham starting XI: Vicario, Palhinha, Dragusin, Gray, Porro, Gallagher, Bissouma, Van de Ven, Simons, Solanke, Kolo Muani
Tottenham substitutes: Kinsky, Austin, Danso, Souza, Rowswell, Sarr, Olusesi, Richarlison, Tel
How to watch Fulham vs Spurs: TV channel, live online stream
| Date | Kick-off time | Channel | Streaming |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sunday, March 1 | 14:00 GMT (09:00 ET / 06:00 PT) | Sky Sports Plus | Sky GO |
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Fulham vs Tottenham stats
- Fulham are looking to complete a league double over Spurs for the second time in their history, after the 2003/04 Premier League campaign
- They have won three of their last four Premier League games against Spurs (D1), which is as many as they had in their previous 26 (D6 L17)
- Since Christmas, 12 of Fulham’s 14 Premier League goals have been scored during the second half of matches. Their only first-half goal in their last seven games was an own goal by Everton’s Vitalii Mykolenko, with Fulham players having 42 shots and accumulating an xG of 4.45 without scoring in the past seven first halves
- Four of their last 18 Premier League matches in the month of March have ended victoriously (D1 L13), but two of those four wins were at home to Tottenham, in 2024 (3-0) and 2025 (2-0)
- Raul Jimenez has scored the opening goal of the game in 32 of the 61 Premier League matches he has scored in (52.5%), including in four of Fulham’s last 11 games. Among players to score in at least 50 games, only James Beattie has scored the opener in a higher share of matches he found the net (62.3%, 48/77)
- After winning seven consecutive away league games against Fulham between 2010 and 2023, Spurs have lost their last two at Craven Cottage by an aggregate score of 5-0
- Tottenham are the only side in the Premier League without a victory in 2026 so far, failing to win any of their nine matches (D4 L5). This is only the fourth time they’ve gone through January and February without a league win, along with 1935 (7 games), 1994 (7) and 1999 (6)
- Only once have Tottenham gone 10 Premier League games without victory, doing so between January and March 1994 under Osvaldo Ardiles
- Spurs used a 3-5-2 formation in their defeat to Arsenal – they have won one of their last 10 league games when playing three at the back (D3 L6) and none of their last six (D2 L4)
- Only Martin Jol has lost his first two in charge of Spurs, doing so in November 2004. No manager in Premier League history has conceded at least four goals in each of his first two games.