Fuelled by superstition, Fulham lined up against Manchester City with the ambition of withholding Pep Guardiola's runaway league leaders but, as the narrative indulgently scripted a routine 3-0 victory for the Citizens, perhaps Scott Parker will bin off that ghastly quilted overcoat of his and start afresh on Friday evening.
What player rating out of 10 would you give each of the Fulham team for their performance against Manchester City in Saturday’s Premier League clash?
The mood at Motspur and in the changing room will play a crucial role in our bid to avoid the drop, as Sean Guest explains.
Colm takes a look at Fulham's run-in compared to the teams just above them.
Jack Stroudley looks back at how Parker’s stock has risen – and continues to rise.
Ordinarily, being gracious in victory is the done thing. Not you, or I, really likes a gloater but in this instance, seeing as Fulham recorded their first win at Anfield since 2013, and our 8th unbeaten away game on the bounce this season, instructing Jurgen Klopp and all the world's insufferable Kopites to kindly stick a 6th-consecutive home loss in a zoot feels so, so appropriate.
What are your Fulham player ratings for today's performance against Liverpool at Anfield?
We really didn't deserve that loss. The rub of the green went against Fulham, buddying up to Jose Mourinho's Tottenham Hotspur and though this result epitomises our season incomparably, I simply can't recall a more wanky win for Spurs. Another fierce performance, which warranted so much more, ends with absolutely nothing to show for it.
What ratings out of 10 would you give tonight's Fulham team for their performance against Tottenham Hotspur at Craven Cottage?
Marco De Novellis scrutinises the contracts of our top defenders to figure out if we can keep the band together.
Kevin McDonald has had a remarkable influence at Fulham - and Rhys doesn't think KMac's finished at the club yet.
Somebody said we're unbeaten in seven away games. Somebody said we've accumulated 14 points in 8 league meetings. Somebody said we're three points off Newcastle United. Somebody said we're in trouble. I know our next three matches are against Tottenham Hostpur, Liverpool and Manchester City, but can I have a show of hands from those who believe we can impose a few major upsets in the coming weeks? We can't admit defeat, Fulham are marching on, point by point, and we'll give any team in the Premier League a scare.
What are your Fulham player ratings for today's performance against Crystal Palace at Selhurst Park?
In his debut piece, Dan Cooke uses the numbers to answer the question on all our lips: Lemina or Reed?
Spring's in sight and so is 17th spot in the standings. What a difference a week makes, eh? Fulham, before our trip to Goodison Park, were frozen out of survival conversations as mid-February's stormy snap rudely announced itself and as the climate slowly warmed heading into Saturday evening's crunch clash with Sheffield United, brighter skies were and are indeed imminent for the Whites. We'll let the sunshine in with a 1-0 dub, because we're now only three points behind Newcastle United and who would've though that?
What ratings out of 10 would you give tonight's Fulham team for their performance against Sheffield United at Craven Cottage?
Jack Stroudley asks the question on all our minds: is our midfield maestro ready to don the Three Lions?
Fulham hadn’t won a single meeting against Burnley at Turf Moor since 1951, which is a madness, and that archaic record still stands today after Scott Parker’s Whites held Sean Dyche’s Clarets to a rather boring 1-1 draw. We’ll briefly address the obvious observations of the game: we weren’t good enough, not by a long chalk, and we were clearly knackered following Sunday’s exploits. Nothing drastic, we just weren’t 100% and that’s fine by me if we bounce back immediately.
Let us know what you'd score each player for their performance against Burnley at Turf Moor.