Some interesting stats here folks (from the LFC.tv link), thought they were worth posting in full.
LFC statto Ged Rea provides all the relevant facts and stats ahead of this weekend trip to Craven Cottage.
Fulham V Liverpool Premier League
# Head to Head: (league only)
At Fulham: Liverpool 8 wins, Fulham 7 wins, 6 Draws.
Overall: Liverpool 24 wins, Fulham 7 wins, 12 Draws.
# Should Liverpool avoid defeat they will return to the top of the league, though Manchester United will have two games in hand.
# Earlier this season the sides played out a goalless draw at Anfield. It started a run of seven draws in 10 games for the Reds which incorporated two full months either side of Christmas.
# Last season Liverpool won 2-0 at Craven Cottage just days before they met Chelsea in the Champions League at Anfield. Jermaine Pennant (with his last goal for the Reds) and Peter Crouch scored the goals.
# Should this game end in a draw it will be the first time since 1966-67 that both league meetings in a season have ended in stalemate.
# Liverpool are looking to score at least four goals for the fourth successive game, a feat they have only ever achieved twice in their history and not for 104 years.
# Overall in the Premier League Liverpool have won four and lost three at Fulham but home and away have won nine and drawn three of the 15 meetings.
# Liverpool's biggest win over Fulham in the league came in November 1955 when they won 7-0 at Anfield.
# Their best win on this ground came in October 2004 when they won 4-2 after being two goals adrift at half-time. In that game Xabi Alonso scored his first Liverpool goal.
# The Reds heaviest ever defeat at Fulham came in April 1956 when they were beaten 3-1.
# Liverpool's clean sheet last season was only their second in the last 12 visits to Fulham.
# Billy Liddell, with the help of two penalties, scored Liverpool's only hat-trick in meetings between the sides doing so in September 1954 at Anfield.
# Steven Gerrard has scored 13 of his last 14 penalties for the Reds and the one he missed (at Marseille in last season's Champions League) he scored from the rebound. However, two of his five misses have come against Fulham.
# Steven requires just one goal to score 50 for Liverpool away from Anfield. # He has scored six goals in his last three games against Real Madrid, Manchester United and Aston Villa.
# A win will take Liverpool beyond the 350 point mark under Rafa Benitez (will be 351).
# The Reds have won four on the spin in all competitions scoring 15 goals in the process with seven coming before half-time.
# They have won nine away from home in the league this season – only Chelsea and Aston Villa (ten each) have won more while no team has scored more on the road than Liverpool who have netted 27.
# Liverpool's total of 54 league goals this season is higher than any other side in the Premiership.
# The Reds have lost just once in the last 19 league games since Tottenham won on the first day of November. That was at Middlesbrough in February.
# In October 2004 at Craven Cottage Josemi became the first, and so far only, Liverpool player to be sent off against Fulham.
# The only Fulham player to score a hat-trick against Liverpool is Elton John's uncle Roy Dwight who did so in 1956.
# Fulham have only won seven of the 43 League games between the two sides.
# The Cottagers go into this weekend's fixtures in 9th place and with an eye on qualifying for Europe. Last season it was a different story with Premiership status only being secured on the last day when Danny Murphy's goal at Portsmouth ensured they stayed up by virtue of having a three goal better goal difference than Reading who went down instead.
# Murphy managed one goal against Fulham as a Liverpool player. He scored an 89th minute penalty as Liverpool won 2-1 at Craven Cottage in November 2003. He played 249 times for the Reds in total notching 44 goals. Two Saturdays ago he netted a penalty against Manchester United in his side's 2-0 win to add to the three winners he scored at Old Trafford as a Red.
# Clint Dempsey, on as substitute, scored his first goal for Fulham in this fixture two seasons ago.
# Fulham have the best home record of any Premier League team except Liverpool, Manchester United and Manchester City. Fulham have won 30 points on home soil with United (37) and Liverpool (33) accruing more.
# They have conceded 26 goals – only Chelsea (17), Manchester United (18), Liverpool (21) have let in fewer.
# They have defeated Bolton and Manchester United in the last two games and are looking to win a third in a row since the final three games of last season that kept them up.
# Their second goal against United two weeks ago was their 200th at home in the Premiership.
# Roy Hodgson has been Fulham manager since replacing Lawrie Sanchez in December 2007. Today will be his 49th league game in charge and so far he has won 16 and lost 19.
# He has yet to record a victory over Liverpool in four previous games as a boss (two each with Blackburn and Fulham) though he has lost only one of those – here last season.
# They have failed to score in nine of their last 13 games against the 'big four'.
# This season they have defeated Arsenal and Manchester United at home and have drawn with Chelsea while on the road they have recorded goalless draws at Liverpool, Aston Villa and Arsenal.
# They have lost three times at home this season – to West Ham, Hull and Blackburn – all by a single goal.
# Leading scorers (league in brackets):
Liverpool: Gerrard 21 (13), Torres 11 (9), Kuyt 10 (
, Keane 7 (5), Riera 5 (3), Benayoun 4 (3), Alonso 3 (3), Babel 3 (2), Aurelio 2 (2), Dossena 2 (1), Hyypia 2 (1), Ngog 2 (1), Agger 1 (0), Arbeloa 1 (1), Carragher 1 (1), Lucas 1 (0), Plessis 1 (0), own goals 1 (1).
Fulham: Johnson 10 (7), Dempsey 6 (5), Murphy 6 (4), Zamora 4 (2), Bullard 3 (2), Davies 3 (2), Gera 3 (2), Nevland 2 (2), Hangeland 1 (1), Kamara 1 (1), Ki-Hyeon 1 (1), Konchesky 1 (1), own goals 1 (0).