Fulham ensured their Premiership status for another season with a convincing two-goal victory over Everton at Craven Cottage. An emphatic strike from Collins John and a sublime Brian McBride header sent the Whites on their way.

Despite a courageous display against the Champions-elect at Stamford Bridge on Saturday, Fulham were unable to push on after Collins John’s goal cancelled out Joe Cole’s opener.

Tuesday 19 April 2005

A second half strike from Luis Boa Morte cancelled out Claudio Reyna’s opening goal as Fulham and Manchester City played out a hard fought draw at Craven Cottage.

Jay-Jay Okocha (penalty), Kevin Nolan and Stelios Giannakopoulos got the goals to extend Bolton's unbeaten home run to six league games and consign the Whites to another defeat on the road.

Fulham secured a vital win against Portsmouth on Sunday afternoon in a tense and, at times, dramatic match at Craven Cottage.

A great performance from Fulham went unrewarded as Cristiano Ronaldo's first-half strike proved to be the difference between the sides at Old Trafford.

Fulham and Charlton shared the points on Saturday afternoon in an often scrappy affair at Craven Cottage. Following Claus Jensen’s full return to First Team action in last week’s defeat against Spurs, Fulham were further boosted by the sight of Steed Malbranque back in a white shirt.

Tottenham substitutes Fredi Kanoute and Robbie Keane pounced in the second half to settle this Barclays Premiership spectacle in the home side's favour, after it looked like some promising play from Fulham had done enough to earn them a point.

Fernando Morientes scored his first Anfield goal as Liverpool eventually claimed victory against hard-working Fulham.