Fulham won each of their first seven Premier League home games against Everton, and eight of the first nine (L1). Since then, they’ve won just one of their nine against the Toffees at Craven Cottage (D4 L4).

Following their 2-0 win at the Hill Dickinson Stadium in November, Everton are looking to complete their league double over Fulham since the 2013-14 campaign.

Of all Premier League fixtures to be played 30+ times, Everton vs Fulham has the highest percentage of home wins (65% - 24 home wins from 37 games). Despite this, the home side has won just one of the last nine meetings between the sides, with Everton winning 2-0 in the reverse fixture this season.

Fulham have lost three Premier League matches to 90th minute winners this season, their joint-most in a single campaign (also 3 in 2007-08). In total, they have been on the wrong end of 25 winning goals in the 90th minute of games, with only Spurs (29) and Aston Villa (26) conceding more.

Everton have conceded just 11 goals in 12 away Premier League games this season, with only Arsenal conceding fewer on the road (9). It’s the first time they have conceded fewer than a goal per game away from home since 2008-09 (17 in 19 games).

Only the current top-three Premier League sides have more home wins this season than Fulham (7 in 12 games), who have already equalled their total from last season (W7 D5 L7). Only in 2005-06 (68%, won 13/19) do they have a better home win percentage than in 2025-26 (58%).

Since David Moyes’ first game back in charge of Everton in January last year the Toffees have drawn more Premier League games than anyone else (14), drawing three of their last four (W1). Everton rank sixth for points won since the Scotsman returned (65), winning 17 more points in these 43 games than they did in their previous 43 games before he returned (48).

Since Christmas, 90% of Fulham’s Premier League goals have come in the second half (9/10) – they have a 2.5% shot conversion in the first 45 minutes (1 goal from 40 shots), compared to 17.3% in the second half (9 from 52).

James Garner leads all Everton players for possession won (125), tackles (74) and interceptions (35) in the Premier League this season, while league wide Garner is fourth for possession won, joint-second for tackles and third for interceptions.

Fulham’s Raúl Jiménez has scored six Premier League goals this season – the only player aged 34+ to score more in a season for the Cottagers is Brian McBride in 2006-07 (9). His last four goals have been scored in minutes ending in five (45th, 85th, 55th, 85th), with only Phil Foden scoring five goals in a row in minutes ending in the same number (45th, 45th, 15th, 85th, 25th between November 2022 and May 2023).