Fulham Betting Odds

Fulham betting has undergone quite a few ups and downs over the past few years, reflecting the club’s fluctuating performance. The West London based club has a long history dating back to 1879 and is one of the English capital’s most well-known teams. It’s renowned for its passionate fanbase and the scenic Craven Cottage stadium which in recent seasons has seen its squad go through a rollercoaster of promotions and relegations. It's given Fulham Football Club a yo-yo club reputation and it has become quite hard to pinpoint how the team might perform in upcoming campaigns.

Even with this volatile track record, Fulham are still showing the will to bounce back into form, having immediately secured promotion after relegation. They have now somewhat stabilised their position in the Premier League finishing in 10th and 13th place in the last couple of seasons.

The club’s recent performance has made them a very unreliable choice for the Both Teams to Score betting market. In the last season, Fulham failed to score in 13 games, with only Arsenal and Everton carrying a lower BTTS percentage. It makes them a risky choice for bettors who favour the BTTS market and the team’s struggle to find the back of the net has also affected other aspects of Fulham odds and betting strategies.

But Fulham’s track record has shown the team to be quite resilient in the face of a challenge. Their offensive shortcomings might be a cause for concern, but the team has demonstrated excellent defensive capabilities, and that strength can serve as a springboard for the upcoming season. The club hopes to build a more stable presence in the Premier League and understanding Fulham betting odds and performance trends can give you a useful insight into what you can expect from the club next season.

Fulham Relegation Odds

Fulham relegation odds currently stand at 5/1 but that figure depends significantly on the club’s activities in the upcoming transfer window. Several key players have made a massive difference to the squad’s performance, including Tosin Adarabioyo, Joao Palhinha, who have now left Fulham, leaving the likes of Antonee Robinson and Rodrigo Muniz as two of Fulham's top performers.

Adarabioyo’s departure will dent the team’s defensive capabilities, while the transfer of Palhinha, striking a blow to the squad’s depth and quality. Emile Smith Rowe, Ryan Sessegnon and former Barcelona youngster Jorge Cuenca look to be excellent signings for the Cottagers and they would shorten Fulham relegation odds considerably. Be sure to keep an eye out for how the transfer window affects Fulham’s squad, as this will have a major impact on the club’s chances of keeping their spot in the Premier League next season.

Bet Builder Tips for Fulham Matches

When creating your Fulham bet builder, be sure to consider the following tips.

Firstly, avoid the BTTS market. Fulham had a very poor BTTS record last season, ranking them third worst in the Premier League. They also had the sixth-worst xG in the league so, it’s best to steer clear from BTTS-related bets and other goal-related betting markets.

Speaking of which, although no Fulham player stands out as a prolific goal scorer, Rodrigo Muniz has shown lots of promise, scoring nine goals in 1,600 minutes last season. That averages to around one goal every 177 minutes, making him a potential option to back for scoring in individual matches.

The yellow card market can be a good option too. João Palhinha was a standout last season, picking up nine bookings in 17 home games at Craven Cottage, so whoever takes over in that role, will be top of the cautions lists for Fulham next season.

Harrison Reed and Harry Wilson are also great choices for yellow card bets, as they also have a track record of picking up cautions.