Fulham v Newcastle United Hospitality Tickets & Packages

The Craven Cottage Hospitality Dress Code

The official hospitality guide for Fulham states a smart casual dress code applies in all hospitality zones. Denim is acceptable—smart denim only—but away colours are explicitly prohibited.

You could potentially be denied entry if the dress code is not met.

Fulham, led by their Portuguese Head Coach Marco Silva, is set to welcome Eddie Howe’s Newcastle United side to the iconic and historic Craven Cottage in the heart of West London for what is going to be a crucial game for the Cottagers during the 2025/26 Premier League season. It would be a statement win for them if they got it against the Magpies, and it would also aid in their efforts to qualify for a European Competition for next season.

Should Fulham secure a top-seven finish in the English top flight this term, they will be playing on the European stage for the first time since the 2011/12 season, when they were competing in the highly prestigious UEFA Europa League. Ahead of the group stages, the Cottagers had to go through as many as four qualifying rounds.

This saw them get the better of several sides from across the continent of Europe, with Fulham beating the likes of NSI Runavik (Faroe Islands, 3 – 0 agg.), Crusaders (Northern Ireland, 7 – 1 agg.), RNK Split (Croatia, 2 – 0 agg.), and finally Dnipro Dnipropetrovsk (Ukraine, 3 – 1 agg).

Once they had negotiated their way past the qualifying rounds, Fulham then got to the group stages, where even though they were able to beat the likes of Denmark’s Odense and Polish outfit Wisla Krakow, both of whom were beaten 2 – 0 and 4 – 1 respectively, they were nonetheless knocked out at this stage of the competition with a 3rd place finish overall. They will be looking to secure a return to European Football this season, and a victory against Newcastle will aid this.

For Marco Silva’s very first season in charge of Fulham, the Portuguese Head Coach was able to lead his team to what was automatic promotion back to the Premier League at the first time of asking following a campaign that saw them earn no less than 90 points from their 46 games, which a gap of just 2 points separating them from promotion rivals Bournemouth in second place. They also scored at least 106 goals. They have been in the Premier League ever since then.

Last season, 2024/25, was Fulham’s latest full season in charge for Marco Silva, with him leading the Cottagers to a very credible 11th place finish with a points total standing at no less than 54 in the end once all of their 38 games had been played. They did, though, fail to qualify for Europe after being amongst those challenging for it for much of the season, finishing 11 points adrift of the top seven in the end.

Moving on to Newcastle United, their incumbent Head Coach Eddie Howe has been in charge of the Magpies ever since he replaced Steve Bruce at St. James’s Park on 8th November 2021, with them having been transformed since then.

Last season (2024/25), they qualified for the UEFA Champions League for the second time in three years under Howe – this came after the North East club managed to finish in 5th place in the Premier League last season with a points total standing at 66 in the end after they had played all of their 38 games. They finished ahead of Aston Villa in sixth place on goal difference alone in the end.

The most recent competitive game in all competitions between these two clubs took place in the Premier League at St. James’s Park back on 1st February 2025 in what was a tight and tense 2 – 1 triumph for the Cottagers against the Magpies. Fulham were able to score thanks to goals from the likes of Raul Jimenez (61’) and Rodrigo Muniz (82’), with both goals coming in the second half of this match. It was Jacob Murphy who was the only goal scorer of the game for Newcastle United in the first half (37’).

Overall, Fulham and Newcastle United have met competitively in all competitions at least 82 times, and it is the Magpies who have the marginally better record, with 34 wins from this fixture compared to the Cottagers’ total of 33 to date. There have also been 15 draws in total so far, as of the time of writing.

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