FootyMAD's Fulham match preview

Last updated : 24 September 2004 By Footymad Previewer
History of the Fulham v Southampton fixture

Southampton face a trip to Fulham at Craven Cottage on Saturday afternoon, needing to turn around their fortunes at the ground. The Saints will be hoping to improve upon a record which has seen them lose 15 and win only 3 of the 29 games.

The most recent encounter between these two sides was less than a year ago, in December 2003, with Fulham running out comfortable 2 - 0 winners in a Premiership match.

For a detailed analysis of the head-to-head between the two sides, click here

Recent encounters between the teams:
2003/2004Sat 07 FebSouthampton0 - 0FulhamPREM
2003/2004Fri 26 DecFulham2 - 0SouthamptonPREM
2002/2003Sat 15 MarFulham2 - 2SouthamptonPREM
2002/2003Sun 27 OctSouthampton4 - 2FulhamPREM
2001/2002Sat 30 MarSouthampton1 - 1FulhamPREM
2001/2002Sat 27 OctFulham2 - 1SouthamptonPREM
1998/1999Wed 13 JanFulham1 - 0SouthamptonFAC

Recent respective form guides

Fulham's home form is poor, winning just 2 of the last six, and losing the other 4. While Cottagers have scored 7, a worringly large 10 have been leaked at the other end.

Southampton's away form is none too clever either, accumulating just 1 victory and 1 draw from their last six played. While the Saints have hit 5 goals, 10 have hit the back of the wrong net.

Fulham find themselves struggling down in 15th position in the league having picked up 5 points from their 6 matches. Southampton are hovering perilously just above the relegation zone, with 4 points from 6 matches.

For a detailed analysis of team form guides throughout the leagues, click here

Current form guides:PWDLFAP
Fulham621310117
Southampton6213987

FootyMad's prediction ...

FootyMad see this game edging towards a narrow win for the Cottagers, as the Saints have been none too clever on the road in recent matches. Home win

Sequence statistics:
Fulham Been beaten in each of their previous 2 home matches.
Failed to win in previous 2 home matches.
Southampton No sequences of note