Who do fans want to win Fulham vs Crystal Palace?

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When does Fulham vs Crystal Palace kick off?

Fulham vs Crystal Palace kicks off Sat, 05 Sep 2026 14:00:00 GMT at Craven Cottage. Voting closes at kick-off.

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Fulham vs Crystal Palace

Saturday, 5 September 2026 at 15:00 · Craven Cottage

Fulham

2–3

Crystal Palace

Total votes

281

Most wanted to win

Split evenly

Attendance

29,589

Venue

Craven Cottage

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How the world voted

A snapshot of Who2Win support when voting closed — 281 votes across 30 countries.

Final sentiment

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Match summary

Ben Chilwell’s late volley completed the comeback. Palace had fallen behind twice, but after Tyrick Mitchell dragged them level for a second time, Chilwell came off the bench to smash home the decisive goal and send the travelling supporters wild.

Key moments

Ben Chilwell’s late volley completed the comeback. Palace had fallen behind twice, but after Tyrick Mitchell dragged them level for a second time, Chilwell came off the bench to smash home the decisive goal and send the travelling supporters wild.

Who2Win fan sentiment

The Who2Win poll was split evenly.

Strongest support · Fulham

🇬🇧United Kingdom52%
🇮🇪Ireland64%
🇩🇪Germany71%
🇦🇺Australia57%
🇳🇱Netherlands60%

Strongest support · Crystal Palace

🇺🇸United States53%
🇮🇳India60%
🇨🇦Canada67%
🇿🇦South Africa80%
🇫🇷France100%

Closest voting countries

🇬🇧United Kingdom52–48
🇺🇸United States47–53
🇦🇺Australia57–43

Regional sentiment

Final continental breakdown for Fulham vs Crystal Palace.

Europe

No votes yet

FUL 50%CRY 50%

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North America

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FUL 50%CRY 50%

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South America

No votes yet

FUL 50%CRY 50%

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Asia

No votes yet

FUL 50%CRY 50%

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Africa

No votes yet

FUL 50%CRY 50%

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Oceania

No votes yet

FUL 50%CRY 50%

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Head-to-head history

The Fulham vs Crystal Palace head to head stretches past 50 competitive meetings, and the Premier League era has been especially tight with Palace holding a narrow recent advantage. The last league meeting finished 1-1 at Selhurst Park in January 2026, after Palace had won 2-1 at Craven Cottage in December 2025. Palace also won 3-0 in the FA Cup in March 2025.

Why this match mattered

For Palace, this could be a hugely important result. Pierre Sage’s first Premier League win as manager came in spectacular fashion, with his side showing the sort of resilience that can give a new manager real momentum. For Fulham, the frustration will be enormous. They led twice at home but couldn’t protect either advantage and remain without a league point after three matches. Yet there were plenty of positives in their attacking display, particularly from King and Palacios. And for Who2Win, this is exactly the sort of game where neutral sentiment becomes fascinating. Palace’s comeback story, Fulham’s home advantage and a dramatic late winner all create one simple question: Who did neutrals WANT to win?

Who2Win Verdict

The fan vote was perfectly balanced, with 282 votes split 50% for Fulham and 50% for Crystal Palace. Neither side emerged as the preferred winner overall, reflecting an evenly divided audience and comparable levels of backing across the poll.

Fulham drew their strongest support from the United Kingdom, Ireland, Germany, Australia and Spain. Crystal Palace were most strongly backed by voters in the United States, India, Canada, South Africa and Brazil. The geographical divide highlights both clubs’ international reach: Fulham led across several European markets and Australia, while Palace attracted stronger support across North America and major audiences in Asia, Africa and South America.