Over the last couple of years, Fulham have been delighting their fans. For many years, the "cottagers" were considered in English football "lift team" between the Championship and the Premier League, rarely staying in one division for two years. Since last season, the club from the outskirts of London has become a solid mid-table side. The only difference is that with Mitrovic at the centre of the attack, Fulham have been able to pick up points much easier. Now the top scorers of the "cottagers", Willian and Jimenez, have four goals in almost half of the season. Burnley became champions in the second division of England this spring. "Bordeaux" returned to the Premier League after just one season, having evenly spent the entire distance of 46 rounds of Championships. Demonstrate in the elite even approximately similar level of play at Burnley is not yet possible, because of which the club at the end of seventeen rounds settled in the relegation zone. Bookmakers have identified the home team as the favourites for the upcoming game, offering odds of 1.69 on their victory.

Fulham in the last couple of months alternates wins and losses, but spends the season quite even, which allows him to sit in eleventh place in the Premier League. "The Dachshunds" are unlikely to face relegation or a place in the European zone of the championship. Because of this, the club has the opportunity to emphasise the cup tournaments, which bore fruit on Tuesday. In the quarter-finals of the English League Cup, the London club played Everton to a draw at Liverpool before beating the Blues in a penalty shootout. Now "cottagers" await the semi-finals of the tournament, which will be held in January 2024. Silva's side are on a three-game home winning streak, during which they have scored a total of thirteen goals against West Ham, Nottingham Forest and Wolverhampton.

Burnley have picked up just eight points in the intervening period of the season. At the moment the team should not care with whom and where they play, as they need to beat all opponents. Following Everton's recent example. In December, the "maroon" looked relatively good, scoring points in two out of four games, including away at Brighton. We bet that the visitors will resist the favourite.