Fulham secured a narrow 1-0 victory over Hull City in a Premier League fixture held at Craven Cottage. The match, played on October 17, 2026, saw a solitary goal decide the outcome.

From the outset, the contest featured several disciplinary incidents. Hull City's Lucas Herrington received the first yellow card of the match in the 22nd minute.

Shortly after, in the 27th minute, two more players were cautioned. Fulham's Josh King and Hull City's Regan Slater both received yellow cards, indicating a period of heightened tension on the field.

First Half Action

The crucial moment of the game arrived in the 33rd minute. Fulham's Alex Iwobi found the back of the net, scoring a normal goal that put the home side ahead.

This goal proved to be the decisive strike in a tightly contested match. Fulham managed to maintain their lead through to the half-time whistle.

Hull City pressed for an equalizer but were unable to convert their efforts into goals. The defensive lines of Fulham held firm against their opponents' advances.

Second Half Discipline and Result

As the game progressed into its later stages, another yellow card was issued. Fulham's Sander Berge was cautioned in the 84th minute, adding to the growing list of disciplinary actions.

The final minutes of the match saw a significant development when Fulham's Ryan Sessegnon received a red card in the 90th minute. This reduced Fulham to ten men for the remainder of stoppage time.

Despite playing with a numerical disadvantage in the very last moments, Fulham successfully defended their lead. The final whistle confirmed their 1-0 win over Hull City at Craven Cottage, securing three points in the Premier League.