Fulham vs Leeds Betting Odds, Tips, Predictions, Preview 13th September 2025

As the early season favourites, Fulham will look to justify their title credentials this coming Saturday when they take on Leeds for a round 4 match in the Premier League.

A look at the Premier League standings shows that two points and six places currently separate the two teams.

Fulham find themselves as number 18 in the league table with two points from their initial three matches this campaign. As number 12, two points above them, Leeds have played three rounds this season.

Nobody likes to be on the losing side, especially so early into a new season. Fulham and Leeds are no exception in this respect. Both teams are eager to improve from last term, leading us to expect an exciting affair at Craven Cottage.

Fulham are not a high scoring team these days, as they only found the back of the net nine times in the last ten outings. That is an average of just 0.9 goals per game, as they conceded 16 goals. They managed zero clean sheets in these matches.

Leeds are currently not the most scoring team in the Premier League, as they only found the back of the net nine times in ten matches. This is an average of just 0.9 goals a game in which they conceded 23 times, an average of 2.3 per game. They managed two clean sheets in these.

Fulham face off against Leeds for the first time in a while, with Fulham claiming a 2-1 win at Craven Cottage back then.

Fulham vs Leeds Prediction

Fulham Form

Fulham have seen it all in their last three matches, which added four points to their account. They first shared the points in a 1-1 draw with Manchester United, before claiming 3 points in a 2-0 win against Bristol City. Unfortunately for them, this was followed by a 2-0 defeat at the hands of Chelsea. Fulham only pulled off two wins from a possible six in recent Premier League matches on home soil. Of the remaining four matches, they drew one and lost three, as they scored eight and conceded ten goals.

Leeds Form

Leeds came through the last three games without a win, but still managed to record two draws in this run. They lost 5-0 against Arsenal, followed by a 1-1 draw with Sheffield Wednesday. In their last match, they finished even 0-0 against Newcastle. Leeds came through their last six away games in the Premier League without a single win. Of those six matches, they drew zero and lost six in which, they were outscored by 20 goals to five.

Fulham find it just as tough as Leeds to get on the scoreboard these days, and a match short on goal looks highly likely, when they clash at Craven Cottage.

Fulham vs Leeds Squads

Fulham Squad

The 48-year-old coach of the home team, Marco Silva, will select the lineup against Leeds from the squad below. The information in the brackets refers to goals scored and matches played in the Premier League this season:

Benjamin Lecomte (0/0), Bernd Leno (0/3), Antonee Robinson (0/2), Calvin Bassey (0/3), Issa Diop (0/0), Joachim Andersen (0/3), Jorge Cuenca (0/1), Kenny Tete (0/3), Timothy Castagne (0/3), Emile Smith Rowe (1/3), Harrison Reed (0/0), Harry Wilson (0/3), Joshua King (0/3), Martial Godo (0/0), Ryan Sessegnon (0/2), Sander Berge (0/3), Sasa Lukic (0/3), Tom Cairney (0/1), Adama Traore (0/2), Alex Iwobi (0/3), Raul Jimenez (0/3), Rodrigo Muniz (1/3).

Leeds Squad

Listed below is the full squad of Leeds players that the manager Daniel Farke will choose from for the upcoming game:

Alex Cairns (0/0), Illan Meslier (0/0), Karl Darlow (0/0), Lucas Perri (0/3), Gabriel Gudmundsson (0/3), James Justin (0/1), Jayden Bogle (0/3), Joe Rodon (0/3), Pascal Struijk (0/3), Sam Byram (0/1), Sebastiaan Bornauw (0/0), Anton Stach (0/3), Ao Tanaka (0/2), Brenden Aaronson (0/3), Daniel James (0/3), Darko Gyabi (0/0), Ethan Ampadu (0/1), Ilia Gruev (0/3), Jack Harrison (0/2), Jaka Bijol (0/0), Sean Longstaff (0/3), Dominic Calvert-Lewin (0/1), Joel Piroe (0/2), Lee Erwin (0/0), Lukas Nmecha (1/3), Noah Okafor (0/1), Wilfried Gnonto (0/3).

Fulham vs Leeds Team News

Fulham might be looking at three missing players for their upcoming assignment against Leeds. Fulham have to alter their line-up, as both Sander Berge, Calvin Bassey and Antonee Robinson get a day in the shade.

Leeds have an almost full squad of players to choose from ahead of their next match this coming Saturday, as just two players seem to be forced up in the stands. Joe Rodon and Dominic Calvert-Lewin racked up too many penalty points and won't be in the Leeds travelling party for their next match.

Fulham vs Leeds Lineups

Fulham vs Leeds H2H

The last time Fulham faced off against Leeds, Fulham claimed a 2-1 win at Craven Cottage. Both teams aim for the throat, when taking on each other as only one of their last ten matches finished all square. Fulham came out on top in five games, whereas Leeds ran away with three points three times. Picking the home win gets you odds at 10/11 with the bookies, whereas the best betting odds on an away win at full-time are at 31/10.

Fulham vs Leeds Results

In the last ten matches between Fulham and Leeds over 2.5 goals came out five times. Odds on at least three goals are at 1/1 with bookies.

Fulham vs Leeds Betting Tips

Raul Jimenez has been great for Fulham lately, hitting the target two times, which makes him worth considering in the betting market. Leeds are optimistic that Jack Harrison doubles up on the one goal he provided in their past six outings.

In their last 10 matches at Craven Cottage across all tournaments Fulham won five times, drew one and lost four times. Leeds claimed four wins, four draw and two defeats in their last 10 games away. Both teams scored in six of the last 10 Premier League matches for Fulham at Craven Cottage. Both teams also found their way to the target in seven of the previous 10 away games for Leeds.

Fulham managed an average of 1.5 goals in the past ten encounters against Leeds, who scored 1.4 goals on average. Over 2.5 goals happened five times, while both teams scored five times. Over 2.5 goals came out four times in the previous ten matches across all tournaments for Fulham, who scored an average of 1.6 goals along the way. Over 2.5 goals appeared in four of the last ten matches that Leeds played across all tournaments. They scored 1.6 times on average in the process.