Expected goals
0.62Fulham1 goal scored
1.03Newcastle United1 goal scored
Premier League · Round 10
1–1
FinishedCraven Cottage, London
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Fulham and Newcastle draw at Craven Cottage in the tenth round
Teams add one point to the table after a balanced match in London and focus on complicated duels in the sequence of the competition
In a match valid for the tenth round of the Premier League, Fulham hosted Newcastle United on Saturday at Craven Cottage, and the teams drew 1-1. The result guarantees one point for each side in the continuation of the national championship.
Incidents
FULNEW
61'🔄
Nico González↔ Lewis Miley
61'🔄
Yoane Wissa↔ Joe Willock
65'🔄
Gonzalo García↔ Rodrigo Muniz
72'🔄
Josh King↔ César Palacios 🤕
74'🔄
Sean Steur↔ Matías Fernández-Pardo
77'🔄
Timothy Castagne↔ Kenny Tete
78'🔄
Oscar Bobb↔ Ryan Sessegnon
80'⚽
Jacob Murphy
83'⚽
Rodrigo Muniz
85'🔄
William Osula↔ Anthony Elanga
85'🔄
Malick Thiaw↔ Fabian Schär 🤕
90'🔄
Matías Fernández-Pardo
90'🟨
Amar DedićFoul
90'🟨
Fabian SchärFoul
Match Recap
The match started with a lot of study and strong dispute for ball possession on the London pitch. Playing in front of their crowd, Fulham tried to take territorial control, while Newcastle United bet on a solid posture to contain the hosts' momentum. The equality ended up prevailing throughout the ninety minutes, consolidating the 1-1 score as a faithful portrait of the balanced dispute seen on the field.
Statistics
Possession
58%Fulham≈ 52 min on the ball
42%Newcastle United≈ 38 min on the ball
Shots on target
5Fulhamof 11 shots
5Newcastle Unitedof 9 shots
Pass accuracy
82%Fulham426 of 522
78%Newcastle United294 of 376
Match DNA
Six-dimensional comparison
1st half → 2nd half
Who grew or faded after the break
xG
Possession
Shots on target %
Pass %
Duels won %
Anatomy of the shots
Where each shot ended up
FulhamNewcastle United
Goals
1
1
Saved
4
4
Woodwork
1
—
Blocked
1
1
Off target
5
3
Territory map
Action intensity by pitch third
Fulham
Defensetackles
Midfieldpasses
Attackshots
Newcastle United
Attackshots
Midfieldpasses
Defensetackles
Darker shades mean more activity in that zone
Duels
Who won more battles
Ground
52%
52% · 3448% · 31
Aerial
58%
42% · 1058% · 14
Dribbles
57%
43% · 957% · 6
Player impact
Accurate passes × offensive actions (size = rating)
Players with 30+ min only.
Match standout
Top-rated player's share of the team
Newcastle United
Jacob Murphy
M · #23
Rating: 8.10
Passes15Shots1Defense5Creation40
Match Highlights
The result maintains a stable trajectory for the home team, which came from a record of 2 wins, 2 draws, and 1 loss in their five previous commitments in the season. The visitors, on the other hand, add an important point away from their domains, seeking greater regularity after accumulating 2 wins and 3 losses in their recent sequence of five matches in the English calendar.
What the Numbers Say
With the tenth round underway, both teams continue to fight for better positions in the competitive scenario of the Premier League. Adding points away from home is always a valued factor for Newcastle United, while Fulham regrets not being able to turn their home advantage into a full victory in front of their fans in this round.
Lineup
How teams lined up at kick-off
Fulham · 4-5-1Newcastle United · 4-5-1
CCaptain↓Substituted
Fulham
Manager: Álvaro Arbeloa
Starters
Goalkeeper
Defenders
Midfielders
Forwards
Bench
Newcastle United
Manager: Matthias Jaissle
Starters
Goalkeeper
Defenders
Midfielders
Forwards
Bench
Man of the match
Jacob Murphy
Newcastle United
Referee
Robert Jones
Suspended
Players who became suspended in this match and will serve the suspension in the next league game.
Newcastle United
🚫
Fabian SchärBecame suspended due to 3 yellowsWill serve suspension in the next match against Arsenal.
What Changes Now
Now, the clubs turn their attention to the next challenges in the competition, both scheduled for Saturday, November 21, 2026, for the 11th round. Fulham will have a tough mission away from home when they visit Manchester City at the Etihad Stadium. Newcastle United, on the other hand, will play in front of their fans at St James' Park, where they will host the Arsenal team.