Ben Chilwell scored the winner on his first game back after re-joining the club earlier in the week, with fellow left wing-back Tyrick Mitchell having already scored a double in a 3-2 win – Fulham having earlier led twice.
What It Means
Palace move up to 13th in the early Premier League table, just ahead of Ipswich Town.
For the second season in-a-row the Eagles' first league win of the campaign arrived in the third game. Last year draws with Chelsea and Nottingham Forest were followed up with an away victory at Aston Villa.
The Eagles jumped from having scored one goal to four goals so far this season, with Mitchell leading the way as our top goalscorer after his brace.
Palace have now won on our last four visits to Craven Cottage, which have all come in just under 18 months.
In fact, we're now unbeaten in our last eight trips on the banks of the Thames, with five wins coming from those games.
