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BRC1Hull City - Everton
Hull City v Everton: market favours visitors at MKM Stadium
Hull City welcome Everton to the MKM Stadium on Sunday afternoon with both sides positioned in the top half of the table. The hosts sit tenth on eight points from five matches, one place and one point behind the visitors.
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Form points to parity
Hull's recent run shows one win, two draws and two losses from their last five matches, including a 1-2 defeat to Newcastle in their most recent outing. Everton arrive with two wins and three draws from the same span, unbeaten across those five and coming off consecutive 1-0 victories against Wolverhampton and Ipswich. A win would lift Hull to eleven points from six matches, while Everton would reach twelve from six with three points.
The market-implied probabilities place Everton as favourites at 45.4 per cent, with Hull at 26.5 per cent and the draw at 28.1 per cent. That gap is wider than the form line alone suggests, Everton are unbeaten in five but Hull have taken eight points from five matches themselves, a return that has them above half the division. The pricing reflects something beyond the raw results, whether it is the quality of those performances or simply the fact that Everton have avoided defeat for a month.
History offers little pattern
The five meetings on record produced seventeen goals in total, an average well above three per match, but the results themselves scatter in every direction. Hull won one, drew two and lost two, with the most recent encounter in January 2022 finishing 2-3. Neither side has established any obvious upper hand across fixtures that span a decade, and none of the results offer a reliable guide to what Sunday might produce.
We are covering this one live. Follow it with us in the match centre for the line-ups when they land, the goals as they go in, and the full timeline.
Will Everton's unbeaten run extend to five matches at Hull?
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