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Round
Regular Season - 8
Venue
MKM Stadium, Hull
Referee
Robert Jones
Form

Recent form

Hull City
26Very poor

Last 5 matches · 0W-2D-3L · -3 goal difference

Brentford
55Average

Last 5 matches · 2W-2D-1L · +3 goal difference

Our call

Our verdict

Double Chance
Brentford or Draw

BetGenius backs Brentford or Draw (Double Chance) at 74% confidence — a solid call. Total goals: Over 2.5 Goals.

74%
Confidence
Solid
Preview

Match preview

Hull City welcome Brentford to the MKM Stadium in round eight of the Premier League with only a single point separating the sides. The hosts sit ninth in the table on nine points, but their recent form has dipped after going winless across their last five matches, recording two draws and three defeats. Brentford occupy sixth spot on ten points, having suffered just one defeat in their opening seven league fixtures.

Hull have maintained an unbeaten home record in the league with one victory and two draws, conceding only twice in front of their own supporters. However, their 5-4-1 setup will be tested by a Brentford side that has found the net in every single league match this season. The Bees have drawn all three of their away encounters, averaging 1.7 goals scored and 1.7 conceded on their travels.

Squad availability could play a decisive role in the outcome. Hull enter the contest severely depleted with ten players ruled out through injury, including goalkeeper Jack Butland and defender Matt Targett. Brentford are not completely unscathed, as midfielders Vitaly Janelt and Yehor Yarmolyuk miss out through suspension, but the visitors possess greater attacking continuity across the pitch.

Analysis

Key factors

  1. Hull City are winless in their last five matches, recording two draws and three defeats.
  2. Brentford have lost only one of their seven league games this season and are unbeaten away from home.
  3. The Bees have scored in every league fixture this season, averaging 1.7 goals per away match.
  4. Hull City have ten players unavailable due to injury, including Jack Butland and Matt Targett.
  5. Brentford must cope without suspended midfielders Vitaly Janelt and Yehor Yarmolyuk.
Availability

Team news

Hull City

  • I. AnsahBack Injury
  • J. ButlandArm Injury
  • D. GyabiGroin Injury
  • C. HughesGroin Injury
  • E. MatazoKnee Injury
  • N. MendyGroin Injury
  • M. TargettAnkle Injury
  • M. ChoMuscle Injury
  • L. Gourna-DouathCalf Injury
  • R. VazAchilles Tendon Injury

Brentford

  • J. DasilvaMuscle Injury
  • K. FuroSurgery
  • A. MilamboKnock
  • V. JaneltRed Card
  • Y. YarmolyukRed Card
Numbers

Statistical comparison

Hull City at homeBrentford away
3
Played
3
1-2-0
W-D-L
0-3-0
1.3
Scored /game
1.7
0.7
Conceded /game
1.7
—
Clean sheets
—
—
Failed to score
—
60%
BTTS (last 5)
80%
60%
Over 2.5 (last 5)
100%

Combined scoring rate: 3 goals per game (Hull City at home plus Brentford away).

Players

Key players this season

Hull City

  • M. Belloumi3G

League scoring and assist totals for this season — not a predicted lineup. Availability is only shown where team news names the same player.

Table

Table context

#TeamPGDPts
3BrightonPromotion - Champions League (League phase)7+1816
4ChelseaPromotion - Champions League (League phase)7+413
5LiverpoolPromotion - Europa League (League phase)7+112
6Brentford7+510
7Leeds7+310
8Everton7+110
9Ipswich8-410
10Hull City7+19
11Newcastle7-48
12Aston Villa7-48
13Manchester United707
History

Head-to-head

4
Hull City
2
Draws
2
Brentford

Hull City have won 4 of the last 8 meetings, averaging 3.4 goals a game, both teams scored in 63% of them.

  • 2020-02-01Hull City1-5Brentford
  • 2019-08-17Brentford1-1Hull City
  • 2019-02-23Brentford5-1Hull City
  • 2018-12-15Hull City2-0Brentford
  • 2018-05-06Brentford1-1Hull City
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Double Chance
Brentford or Draw
74%
Confidence

Brentford have suffered only one loss in seven league outings and remain unbeaten on their travels, having drawn all three away games while scoring five times. Hull are winless in their last five fixtures across all competitions and face significant selection issues with ten players out injured. Although Hull have drawn twice and won once at home, Brentford's flawless scoring record across all seven league fixtures gives them the edge to take at least a point.

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Published October 23, 2026. Form, team news and table context refresh automatically.