How long has Fulham been in the Premier League?

How long has Fulham been in the Premier League?

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2026-09-15 14:20:40
Fulham have been in the Premier League continuously since 2022/23. The 2026/27 season is their 5th straight and 20th overall.

Fulham have been in the Premier League since 2022/23, so 2026/27 is their 5th straight season and their 20th season in the competition overall.

How long Fulham have been in the Premier League

Fulham first played in the Premier League in 2001/02. By the end of 2025/26, they had completed 19 Premier League seasons, and their place in 2026/27 takes that total to 20.

There are two useful ways to frame it. Their current uninterrupted stay began in 2022/23, while their full Premier League history includes earlier spells as well. That is why both “5 seasons in a row” and “20 seasons overall” are correct, depending on the time frame.

Fulham in the Premier League at a glance

This overview sets out the main landmarks of Fulham's Premier League record in one place.

ItemDetail
First Premier League season2001/02
Seasons played (1992/93–2025/26)19
2026/2720th Premier League season
TitlesNone
Best finish7th (2008/09)
Lowest finish19th (2013/14, 2018/19)
Relegations2013/14, 2018/19, 2020/21
2025/26 finish11th (52 points)
Home ground (2026/27)Craven Cottage, London

Fulham's Premier League story has been built across separate stays rather than one continuous run from the start of the competition. In 2026/27, they remain part of the division and play their home matches at Craven Cottage in London.

Fulham's Premier League spells

Breaking the club's history into separate spells makes the timeline much easier to follow.

SpellSeasonsHow it ended
1st spell2001/02–2013/14Relegated
2nd spell2018/19Relegated
3rd spell2020/21Relegated
4th spell2022/23–2025/26Still in the league in 2026/27

The current stay began with the latest promotion and continues into the present season, which is why Fulham are described as being in their 5th consecutive Premier League season. The overall total is larger because it also includes earlier returns to the division.

Each earlier return eventually ended in relegation, while the present stay is still active.

What their all-time Premier League record looks like

The season count tells the length of time involved. The all-time record shows where Fulham sit in the Premier League era as a whole.

PlayedWonDrawnLostGoals forGoals againstPointsAll-time rank
722220185317842105084515th

Across the Premier League era from 1992/93 to 2025/26, Fulham are 15th in the all-time table, with a goal difference of -208. That places them well above clubs with only short stays, even though they have never won the title.

Their best finish is 7th, and their lowest finish is 19th. Put together with the long match total, those results show a club with a substantial Premier League footprint rather than a short-lived one.

FAQ

When did Fulham get promoted to the Premier League?

Fulham were promoted for 2001/02, 2018/19, 2020/21 and 2022/23. The latest promotion was for 2022/23, and that is the stay they are still in.

Have Fulham ever been relegated from the Premier League?

Yes. Fulham have been relegated 3 times, at the end of 2013/14, 2018/19 and 2020/21.

When were Fulham last in the Premier League?

Fulham are in the Premier League now, so their latest stay has not ended. They have been in the division continuously since 2022/23.

Have Fulham ever won the Premier League?

No. Fulham have never won the Premier League, and their best finish is 7th in 2008/09.

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