In the Premier Division on 16 May 2063, Chelsea were beaten 2–0 by Fulham at Fulham Stadium. The result was a sharp reversal of the balance of play on the numbers, with Chelsea enjoying 60 per cent possession and producing 23 shots to Fulham’s eight, yet the hosts remained composed enough to turn their chances into two unanswered goals.

Chelsea’s attacking pressure was persistent but ultimately unrewarded, registering seven efforts on target and an xG of 2.26. Fulham, by contrast, managed only three shots on target from an xG of 1.02, but their defensive resistance and clinical finishing settled the contest. Chelsea completed 86 per cent of their passes and won 19 corners, though the territorial dominance never became a goal, leaving Fulham to celebrate a disciplined and efficient home victory.