Boosted by the funds of Harrods owner Mohammed Al-Fayed, this friendly west London football club has become a Premiership side after years in the lower divisions. Yet for all their success on the field, they still struggle to fill their charming riverside ground, which means that Craven Cottage is the only football club in the Premiership to feature a special area for neutrals. It's also one of the few places in the country where you can catch all the glamour of the world's most famous football league without having to book months in advance. Perched right on the river between Hammersmith and Putney bridges, the ground's location is one of the most idyllic in English football. You can watch the match then walk along the river to Hammersmith Bridge where a host of quaint wateringholes await. Perfect for a weekend treat.
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