🆚 Everton
🏟 Craven Cottage
🏆 Premier League
🗓 Saturday 10th May
⏰ 3pm
#️⃣ FULEVE
The opposition
Everton were just one point clear of the drop zone when David Moyes returned the the club, but three wins in his first four matches – followed by just one defeat in the next seven – ended any relegation fears as they put 17 points between themselves and the bottom three.
Their form has tailed off a little since, though, taking just five points from the last 18 available, most recently squandering a two goal lead to draw with already relegated Ipswich Town in their penultimate Goodison Park fixture.
Team news
🤍 Timothy Castagne has had surgery on his ankle and will miss the remainder of the season, while Harrison Reed joins Rodrigo Muniz and Reiss Nelson on the treatment table after the premature end to his afternoon at Villa Park. Saša Lukić will also miss the game through a minor injury.
🍬 Orel Mangala, James Tarkowski and Jesper Lindstrom are all out for the rest of this campaign, but Abdoulaye Doucoure is available again having missed the Ipswich draw for personal reasons.
Tickets
This game has sold out.
Drinks offers
£3 beers and wines, and £2 soft drinks, will be available stadium-wide until 2pm, and in the Riverside Stand post-match.
Half-time
We have a number of special guests on the pitch at half-time, with members of the 1975 FA Cup Final team back to commemorate the 50 year anniversary of their achievement, while Fulham Women will also be showcasing the trophy after securing the league title last weekend.
Kits
Both sides will be in their home kits this weekend.
Coverage
FFCtv subscribers can listen to commentary from Gentleman Jim and Jamie Reid. The game will broadcast live on Peacock in the United States.
Weather
☀️ A gorgeous day is forecast down by the Thames, with the sun out all day and temperatures around 21 degrees.
Fulham Flutter
The Fulham Flutter allows fans from across the UK to go into the running to win some unique Fulham prizes. Fans can purchase a season ticket to be automatically entered into every home draw or buy tickets on a match-by-match basis, with the winner of our top prize announced on the big screen at half-time of the match.
Programme
Kenny Tete takes centre stage in the penultimate official matchday programme of the season.
After a gruelling spell on the sidelines, the Dutchman is back doing what he loves - defending with composure, contributing with confidence, and bidding to help Fulham finish the campaign in style.
“I felt like I was on an island,” he said. “Everyone sees the games and the points, but I was just missing football so much. I couldn’t speed anything up. I just had to wait. It was very challenging, but I learned a lot. I saw a different side of the sport.”
Elsewhere in the publication, we caught up with former Everton and Fulham man John Collins, Harrison Reed answers some random questions, and we get to know FFC Women’s star Jade Bradley.
Ken Coton delves into his picture archive to recall previous clashes with the Toffees, Marco Silva, Tom Cairney and Gentleman Jim supply their regular notes, and Brodie Dair is the focus of our Academy Ace feature. We also spoke to Fulham fan Phil Crossley who recently entered the Guinness Book of Records for the longest career of a football referee.
Packed with a host of features, the 104-page programme will be on sale around the ground on Saturday priced £4. Alternatively, you can pick up a copy online.
