Fulham celebrates 25 years since their 2001 promotion to the Premier League, having spent just six seasons outside the top division. They achieved five top-half finishes, with their highest being seventh place.
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Since winning promotion to the Premier League for the first time on this day - 14 April - in 2001, Fulham have spent only six seasons outside England's top division.
Their highest Premier League finish of seventh place came in 2008-09 under Roy Hodgson, while their average finishing position in their 18 completed top-flight campaigns since 2001 is between 12th and 13th.
There have been three European campaigns over the past 25 years - the highlight, of course, being their run to the 2010 Europa League final - while Fulham have made the semi-finals of the FA Cup and League Cup once apiece without reaching a domestic final.
There were also relegations in 2014, 2019 and 2021 - but an immediate return to the Premier League was secured on the latter two occasions.
Fulham fans - how do you view your club's past 25 years? Is it the best period in your club's history? Could the club have achieved more in that time, or is the truth somewhere in-between? And what do you think the next few years have in store for Fulham?
Fulham has spent 19 seasons in the Premier League since their promotion in 2001.
Fulham's highest finish in the Premier League is seventh place.
Since 2001, Fulham has experienced three promotions and three relegations.
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