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

Head-to-head record

Previous meetings: 102

Wolves wins: 47

Draws: 26

Fulham wins: 29

Wolverhampton Wanderers and Fulham have locked horns on an impressive 102 occasions over the years, and the Old Gold have come out on top more often than not with their 47 wins compared to the Cottagers' 29, while the other 26 contests ended with honours even.

However, victories over Wolves have been a rarity for the Cottagers since the turn of the millennium, and the London side only have three successes to show from their last 12 against Wolves, although one of those was a 2-1 triumph in February 2025's centenary contest.

Prior to 2025, Wolves had gone unbeaten in eight straight home games against their capital counterparts, whose last non-top-flight win at Molineux came in a 2014-15 FA Cup third-round replay, and even then they needed penalties to advance after an engrossing 3-3 draw.

Before Gary O'Neil was given the boot by his Molineux bosses, he masterminded a fabulous 4-1 comeback win for Wolves at Craven Cottage in November 2024, eight months after the Old Gold had also beaten Fulham 2-1 on home turf.

Those two successes saw Wolves avenge an agonising 3-2 loss to Fulham in November 2023, during which Willian scored his second penalty of the game deep into added-on time to propel the Cottagers to an enthralling victory.

Most recently, the Old Gold were held to a 1-1 stalemate by the Cottagers at Molineux in May 2026, a game that saw 18-year-old Mateus Mane open the scoring for Rob Edwards's Wolves, before Atonee Robinson netted an equaliser from the penalty spot just before the half-time interval.

That latest draw brought Fulham's three-match winning streak in this fixture to an end, while also all but mathematically ruling the Londoners out of the Premier League's race for European football. However, a point meant little to already-relegated Wolves, who may have to wait some time before facing the Cottagers again.

The most emphatic triumph in this head-to-head belongs to the Old Gold, whose 9-0 demolition of Fulham during a 1959 First Division clash has stood the test of time, while former Wolves winger Norman Deeley and ex-Cottagers striker Maurice Cook are the top scorers in this fixture with six goals apiece.