Fulham Football Club was founded in the year 1879.

The Fulham F.C. had a season in 1998-06 with 38 matches played.

Fulham Football Club was established in 1879 as St Andrew's Cricket & Football Club by worshippers at St. Andrew's Church in Fulham. They later shortened the name to Fulham and won the West London Cup in 1887.

In 1887, Fulham Football Club achieved success by winning the West London Amateur Cup, marking the beginning of their victorious journey in various championships.

Fulham Football Club joined the West London league in 1893 and emerged victorious, showcasing their growing prowess in the football arena.

In 1896, Fulham Football Club declined an offer to abandon Craven Cottage due to financial disagreement, leading to the decision to build a team for a stadium instead of the usual practice.

On December 12, 1898, Fulham obtained professional status and were admitted into the Southern League's Second Division, marking a shift towards a more competitive football environment.

In the 1902-03 season, Fulham achieved promotion to the Southern League First Division, signifying their progress in the league hierarchy.

In 1903, Fulham adopted an all-white uniform, which became their iconic look, ending a period of kit changes and variations.

Bradshaw became the first designated manager at Fulham in 1904, marking the beginning of managerial roles at the club.

Fulham won the Southern League in the 1905-06 season, showcasing their early success in football competitions.

Fulham clinched another victory in the Southern League during the 1906-07 season, further solidifying their position in football.

Fulham played their first ever league game in the Football League on September 3, 1907, against Hull City. The match ended in a 1-0 defeat for Fulham.

Fulham F.C. performance in the 2nd Division in the 1908-09 season.

Fulham F.C. standings in the 2nd Division in the 1909-10 season.

Fulham F.C. results in the 2nd Division in the 1910-11 season.

Fulham F.C. performance in the 2nd Division in the 1911-12 season.

In 1926, Fulham made history by becoming the first British team to sell hot dogs at their ground. This innovation added a new dimension to the matchday experience for fans.

In the 1931-32 season, Fulham won the 3rd Division South, scoring 111 goals and securing promotion back to the Second Division. They achieved this by beating Torquay United 10-2.

On October 8, 1938, Craven Cottage recorded its highest attendance of 49,335 during a match against Millwall. This remains the all-time highest attendance at the stadium.

Fulham Football Club was established in 1945.

In 1948, John Fox Watson made a groundbreaking move by transferring to Real Madrid, becoming one of the first players from the United Kingdom to sign for a high-profile foreign club. This transfer marked a new era in player movements.

Johnny Haynes signed for Fulham as a schoolboy in 1950 and went on to become one of the most influential players in the club's history, holding many club records and playing for 18 years.

On May 20, 1951, Fulham played one of their first games in North America in an exhibition match against Celtic at Delorimier Stadium in Montreal, attracting 29,000 spectators.

In the 1958 season, Fulham won promotion back to the First Division by finishing second to Sheffield Wednesday.

Johnny Haynes was injured in a car accident in Blackpool in 1962, which affected his fitness and form, leading to him missing out on playing for England in the 1966 FIFA World Cup.

In the 1965-66 season, Fulham staged a remarkable comeback by winning nine and drawing two of their last 13 games to avoid relegation.

Fulham was relegated to the 3rd Division in the 1967-68 season after winning only 10 out of 42 games.

Fulham reached their only FA Cup final in 1975, losing 2-0 to West Ham United at Wembley Stadium.

In 1978, Fulham signed Gordon 'Ivor' Davies who went on to become the club's all-time leading goalscorer with 178 goals in all competitions.

Fulham founded the rugby league club, now known as London Broncos, in 1980 to generate additional income, but it faced financial losses annually.

Fulham narrowly missed out on back-to-back promotions to the First Division in 1982-83, losing 1-0 to Derby County in a match that was abandoned due to a pitch invasion and never replayed.

In 1986, Fulham was relegated to the Third Division after the club faced financial difficulties and had to sell off promising players.

In 1987, Fulham nearly went out of business but was saved by ex-player Jimmy Hill through the formation of a new company, Fulham FC (1987) Ltd.

In 1992, Fulham was restored to the Second Division of The Football League after the foundation of the Premier League and the resignation of 22 clubs.

After a poor 1993–94 season, Fulham was relegated from the 2nd Division to the new 3rd Division.

In 1995, Fulham Football Club faced financial difficulties, posing a threat to its existence until the takeover by Mohamed Al Fayed.

In February 1996, Micky Adams took over as player-manager of Fulham and oversaw an improvement in form that lifted the team out of relegation danger.

Mohamed Al Fayed's takeover of Fulham in 1997 marked a turning point for the club, as he not only saved it from financial peril but also steered it towards a brighter future.

In May 1998, Ray Wilkins left Fulham F.C. after an argument over team selection, handing over full managerial duties to Kevin Keegan.

In 1999, Kevin Keegan left Fulham F.C. to become the manager of the England national football team.

In the 2000–01 season, Jean Tigana guided Fulham F.C. to their third promotion in five seasons, securing top-flight status for the club for the first time since 1968.

In March 2000, Paul Bracewell was dismissed as the manager of Fulham F.C. due to the team's declining form, leading to the appointment of Jean Tigana.

In the 2001–02 season, Fulham F.C. competed in the Premier League for the first time, finishing in 13th place.

In the 2002-03 season, Fulham faced the threat of relegation with five games left to play. Manager Jean Tigana was dismissed, and Chris Coleman took over temporarily, leading the team to win 10 points out of 15 and secure their position in the league. Coleman was later appointed as the permanent manager in the summer of 2003.

Chris Coleman and Jean Tigana served as managers for Fulham F.C. during the 2003-04 season.

During the 2004-05 season, Chris Coleman led Fulham to a secure 13th-place finish in the league. Despite a challenging start, Coleman's management resulted in a respectable position for the team.

Chris Coleman was the manager of Fulham F.C. during the 2005-06 season.

In the 2006-07 season, Chris Coleman's tenure as Fulham manager came to an end as the club terminated his contract in April 2007. He was replaced by Lawrie Sanchez, the Northern Ireland manager. Sanchez's first task was to secure Fulham's top-flight status, which they achieved by defeating Liverpool.

Roy Hodgson took over as the manager of Fulham in December 2007, making significant signings and leading the team to avoid relegation.

Billy the Badger was sent off during a home game against Aston Villa for break-dancing in the corner of the pitch after the game had commenced. He blamed his badger hearing and eyesight for the incident.

Roy Hodgson secured the signing of experienced Australian goalkeeper Mark Schwarzer on a free transfer from Middlesbrough.

Club legend Brian McBride decided not to renew his contract with Fulham and returned to Major League Soccer to play for the Chicago Fire.

Fulham added the signing of Andranik Teymourian, a 25-year-old Armenian-Iranian defensive midfielder who had previously played for Bolton and the Iran national team.

Fulham announced the joint signing of Bobby Zamora and John Paintsil from London rivals West Ham.

Andrew Johnson, previously from Everton, joined Fulham for a reported fee rising to almost £13 million, becoming the second most expensive signing in Fulham's history.

Billy the Badger walked across the goal during a match, although it went unnoticed by the referee. He later apologized for the incident.

Fulham sensationally defeated Premier League defending champions Manchester United 2-0 at Craven Cottage, with goals scored by Danny Murphy and Zoltán Gera.

Fulham reached the final of the Europa League in the 2009-10 season, facing Spanish club Atlético Madrid. Despite a valiant effort, Fulham was beaten 2-1 after extra time, marking their first European cup final.

At the end of the successful 2009-10 season, Roy Hodgson left Fulham to manage Liverpool, after leading Fulham to the Europa League final and achieving significant victories in the competition.

Mark Hughes took over as the manager of Fulham by signing a two-year contract after Roy Hodgson. However, he resigned after just one season.

Martin Jol became the manager of Fulham on a two-year deal after Mark Hughes resigned. This marked a change in leadership for the club.

Martin Jol took over as Fulham manager from Mark Hughes, signing a two-year contract. His initial matches included a 3-0 Europa League win against NSÍ Runavík, but Fulham faced challenges in progressing further in the competition.

On 11 February 2012, Pavel Pogrebnyak scored on his debut in the 2–1 win over Stoke City.

Fulham ended a seven-match winless run by beating Swansea City 3–0 away at the Liberty Stadium on the final game of the 2012–13 season.

Shahid Khan completed the purchase of Fulham Football Club from Mohamed Al-Fayed on 12 July 2013 for a reported £150–200 million.

Fulham were eventually relegated to the Championship after a 4–1 defeat away to Stoke on 3 May 2014.

Serbian Slaviša Jokanović was appointed as Fulham manager on 27 December 2015.

Fulham won the EFL Championship play-off final against Aston Villa on 26 May 2018, securing a return to the Premier League.

Scott Parker took over as caretaker manager of Fulham after Claudio Ranieri left the club on 28 February 2019. He was later permanently appointed as the manager on 10 May 2019.

Fulham was unable to avoid relegation from the Premier League on 3 April 2019, under the caretaker management of Scott Parker.

Fulham returned to the Premier League on 4 August 2020, defeating Brentford 2–1 in the play-off final after finishing fourth in the Championship.

Fulham FC suffered a heavy defeat against Tottenham Hotspur with a score of 0-3 in an away match.

Fulham was relegated from the Premier League after a 2–0 defeat to Burnley on 10 May 2021, following just a single season back in the top flight.

Fulham defeated Norwich City with a score of 6-0 at home.

Fulham faced a 1-4 defeat against Chelsea at home.

Fulham FC faced a tough loss against Aston Villa with a score of 0-3 in an away game.

On January 8, 2022, Fulham achieved a remarkable 5-0 victory over Norwich City at home. It was a dominant performance by Fulham, showcasing their strength and skill on the field.

Fulham F.C. achieved a significant victory over West Bromwich Albion F.C. with a score of 3-0 at home.