Fulham FC tickets at Craven Cottage

Craven Cottage is the oldest football ground still in use in London, and the only one in the Premier League with the Thames running along one touchline.

Fulham play in west London, a couple of miles downriver from their neighbours Chelsea, and are in the Premier League in 2026/27. We arrange official club-authorised tickets and hospitality categories, on their own or together with a hotel.

Craven Cottage: London's oldest ground

Fulham have played here since 1896. The buildings that define the place are the work of Archibald Leitch, the great architect of British football grounds: in 1905, for £15,000, he built both the Stevenage Road Stand and the small pavilion in the corner — the Craven Cottage that gives the ground its name. Both are now listed buildings.

The Stevenage Road Stand was renamed the Johnny Haynes Stand in 2005, after the one-club man and England captain who became the first British footballer to earn £100 a week. It is the oldest stand still in use anywhere in professional football. Standing in front of it, you are not looking at a restored exhibit but at a stand that has watched every home game for more than a century.

The new Riverside Stand was completed in 2025, taking the ground to 27,782 and adding a rooftop terrace above the river. Craven Cottage is small — and that is precisely the reason to come.

The only walk to a Premier League ground that goes through a park

No other ground in the division sits on the water like this. The route from Putney Bridge station crosses the river and runs through Bishops Park along the bank — twenty minutes in which the crowd slowly thickens until the pavilion appears between the trees. If you know London but have never been here, walk it rather than looking for a shortcut.

2010: the season Fulham reached a European final

The club's greatest run came in the Europa League of 2010. Fulham knocked out Juventus after losing the first leg, then beat Hamburger SV 2–1 at Craven Cottage in the semi-final — denying Hamburg a final in their own stadium. The final was played in Hamburg instead, where Fulham lost 2–1 after extra time to Atlético Madrid.

The club's history carries names that reach well beyond Fulham: George Best and Bobby Moore both finished their careers here — Moore played the 1975 FA Cup final against his old club West Ham United — alongside 1966 World Cup winner George Cohen and, later, Dimitar Berbatov.

The west London derby against Chelsea

The fixture of the season is the derby against Chelsea. No other rivalry comes close, and a good share of Fulham's songbook depends on it. The London meetings with Crystal Palace, West Ham United and Tottenham Hotspur fill out the calendar.

Tickets and travel

Take the ticket on its own or the ticket and hotel package, for one night or several. Our packages contain only official, club-authorised tickets, sent to you a few days before the match. Hospitality categories with better seats and catering can be arranged for many fixtures.

At just under 28,000 seats this is one of the smallest grounds in the division, so popular fixtures repay early planning. London itself is straightforward from every direction: Eurostar to St Pancras from the Netherlands and Belgium, direct flights from Scandinavia, rail or a short hop from Britain and Ireland. Tell us the match and your dates and we will come back with a specific proposal.