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George Rossiter looks at how our 2009/10 Europa League opponents have got on, 15 years on from our famous run in the competition.

In the 2009/10 season, Fulham Football Club etched its name into European football folklore. Against all odds, this modest West London side surged through the Europa League, ultimately reaching the final in Hamburg. For a club more accustomed to Premier League survival battles, this journey was nothing short of monumental. Fulham's run to the final symbolised resilience and ambition, leaving an indelible mark on the club’s fans and football enthusiasts worldwide.

George Rossiter has the player ratings, looking into how Fulham’s players performed in the 3-1 defeat to Aston Villa at Craven Cottage.

Stephen Sheldrake dissects the highs and lows of Fulham’s difficult defeat to Aston Villa.

A preview of Fulham’s match against Aston Villa at Craven Cottage on Saturday.

In his debut article, Ben Ballard charts what he believes to be our most iconic ballers from the Barclays era.

Here are eight ways in which football affects university life in the UK.

Milo Hodgkiss digs into the numbers to see if dead ball situations expose a tactical frailty.

Drew Heatley says the run up to Christmas will tell us all we need to know about where the Whites will finish this term.

In his debut article, Oscar O’Kane looks at the tweaks and improvements needed to crack the top half of the Premier League table.

They say never fall in love with a loan player - but we might not be able to help it, according to Callum Donaldson.

Alex Mackenzie says we need to back our tricky winger despite fluffing his lines at the Etihad.

Jack Collins says our gaffer’s ability to roll with the punches and constantly evolve this Fulham side isn’t celebrated enough.

Michael Sheldrake rates the boys after Saturday’s away defeat to the champions Manchester City.

Stephen Sheldrake recaps the highs and lows of our narrow defeat at the home of the champions.

A preview of Fulham’s match away at Manchester City on Saturday.

In his debut article, Milo Hodgkiss recounts the players who couldn’t resist donning the white shirt one more time.

Charlie Shaw says the Portuguese midfielder’s exit has caused a chain reaction that’s shifted our entire style - for the better.