Fulham Football Club was founded in 1879, making it the oldest professional football club in London. The club is based in West London and plays its home games on the banks of the River Thames at Craven Cottage, a distinctive stadium with a capacity of over 25,000. The stadium is known for its traditional feel and unique location in a residential area, making it a special setting for a Premier League match.

Fulham have long been in the lower divisions, but have managed to establish themselves in the Premier League more often in the 21st century. Highlights include the 2010 Europa League final and several promotions from the Championship. The club is known for its technical skills and a loyal fan base, despite its proximity to major rivals such as Chelsea.

The Fulham district is part of the greater London area, with a mix of elegance, history and greenery. Fulham FC have deep ties to the area and, despite the commercial growth of modern football, retain a strong local character.