Burnley vs. Fulham: Head-to-head record and past meetings

Head-to-head record

Previous meetings: 102

Burnley wins: 49

Draws: 21

Fulham wins: 32

Burnley and Fulham have faced each other a total of 101 times across all competitions, with the Clarets leading the overall head-to-head record having posted 49 wins to the Cottagers' 32, while 21 draws have been played out between the two clubs.

Fulham celebrated five wins in their opening seven encounters with Burnley, including a 1-0 away success in their very first meeting in the old Division Two back in October 1907, before the Clarets responded by prevailing in eight of the next 14 games across all competitions (D3 L3).

Both Burnley and Fulham had their fair share of successes during their regular battles in Divisions One and Two - and briefly Three - over the years. The Clarets enjoyed a particularly dominant spell in this fixture between August 1951 and September 1971 when they won 15 and drew three of their 21 league meetings (L3).

The biggest victory by either side in this fixture, to date, was celebrated by Burnley in October 1960 when they Clarets put the Cottagers to the sword 5-0 on home soil in Division One en route to securing a fourth-placed finish, a year after winning their second-ever top-flight title.

Since the inception of the Premier League, Burnley and Fulham have locked horns just nine times in total, and while the Cottagers racked up seven points from their first three meetings in the division (W2 D1), the Clarets have won three, drawn two and lost just one of their last six.

Most recently, Marco Silva's Londoners made the trip to face Scott Parker's side at Turf Moor, with Fulham escaping 3-2 winners in December 2025. However, the relegation-threatened hosts were the better team that day, even if they were undone by two assists and a goal from Harry Wilson.

Outside of league football, Fulham have won only one of their 10 FA Cup encounters with Burnley (D3 L6 - including replays) - a 2-1 first-round home victory back in January 1912 - while the Clarets prevailed in the only EFL Cup meeting between the two clubs in September 2008, when Jay Rodriguez scored an 88th-minute winner to seal a slender 1-0 home win in the third round.