Back in the Premier League, and it was far from an ideal start. In today's episode we look back at Fulham's 3-0 defeat to Arsenal in the Premier League's opening match.

On today's Xtra podcast, Dom Betts has a look ahead to Saturday's season opener against Arsenal with Harry Symeou from Chronicles of a Gooner, chats to French Football Expert Jeremy Smith about the signing of Alphonse Areola from PSG & Sa...

That was quick. We're back, in more ways than one. As we hurtle towards the Premier League opener in less than a week; there's a lingering sense of uncertainty in the air. We break down how we're feeling about the opener against Arsenal,...

It may be under a month since Fulham won promotion to the Premier League by defeating Brentford at Wembley (that sentence will never get old), but in under a fortnight the Whites will kick-off the Premier League season against Arsenal at Craven Cottage.

Now that the dust has settled on Fulham's win over Brentford in the Championship play-off final at Wembley, we sit down to look at the 19/20 season in its entirety, a campaign which will never be forgotten for so many reasons.

We bloody did it! Fulham are in the Premier League once again, as we defeated our noisy neighbours Brentford in the play-off final at Wembley to secure a second promotion in just over two years.

Here it is then. The big one. The most expensive game in football, for the second time in three years. It's a bit different though. No fans, no white wall, and there's the small matter that it's a West London Derby.

It was tense, but we made it. Fulham will play in their second Championship play-off final in three years following their narrow defeat against Cardiff City in the second-leg of the semi-final at Craven Cottage.

How about that, then! We dissect a devastatingly professional performance in South Wales as Josh Onomah scores one of the goals of the season and Neeskens Kebano adds another peach to his free-kick scrapbook to put one foot on Wembley Way for Fulham, e...

On a crazy night of Championship football Fulham scrapped out a draw with Wigan, making it seven-matches unbeaten as they head into a looming play-off clash with Cardiff. It was a stomach-turning start but thanks to a moment of Johan-Cruyff-like magic ...