Hull vs Preston – After losing to Norwich City 3-1 in the previous Championship match, Hull City will be looking to rebound again. Hull City had 42% of the game’s possession and 3 shots on goal, with one of them going in.
Jacob Greaves was the lone scorer for Hull City (14′). Norwich City, on the other hand, had 21 shots total, with 6 of them finding the back of the net.
For Norwich City, goals were scored by Kieran Dowell (18′), Gabriel Sara (58′), and Josh Sargent (89′). Hull City under Liam Rosenior have scored a total of six goals in their previous six games, at an average of one goal per game.
Their prior performance demonstrates Hull City have lost both of their last two league meetings to Preston North End and have gone undefeated in their past five league home games.
Preston North End and their supporters will be hoping for a better outcome this time after losing to Burnley in their previous Championship fixture.
In that contest, Preston North End had 31% of the possession and 2 of their 5 shots on goal were successful. Burnley made 13 shots at goal at the opposite end, scoring six of them. Burnley’s goal came from Nathan Tella (15′, 55′, and 58′).
Three or more goals have been scored in as many as six of Preston North End’s past six matches. During that time, 3.33 goals were scored on average per game, with Preston North End scoring 1 of those goals on average. It will be up to us to determine whether or not this trend will continue.
Hull vs Preston – Betting Analysis
There is no difference between the two teams in their previous head-to-head matches dating back to August 27, 2019, with Hull City winning two of them, Preston North End winning two, and two games ending in draws.
In total, 17 goals were scored during this time span, with 11 coming from The Tigers and 6 from The Lilywhites. That equals 2.83 goals per game on average.
The teams’ most recent league encounter took place on Championship Match Day 2 on August 6, 2022, with Preston North End defeating Hull City 0-0.
Preston North End had 20 shots on goal that day, six of which were on goal, and 63% of the possession. Hull City had six shots on goal at the other end, with one of them going in. Jeremy Simpson served as the referee.
Liam Rosenior, the manager of Hull City, is unable to use Adama Traoré (hamstring injury), Allahyar Sayyadmanesh (unknown injury), Benjamin Tetteh (unknown injury), or Vaughn Covil (cruciate ligament injury).
The Preston North End manager Ryan Lowe has no reported fitness concerns going into this game because he has a fully healthy roster to choose from. Preston North End has the capacity to dismantle this Hull City lineup in this game, but it might not be enough to win.
What are the best odds for the game?
Checking the latest betting odds for this match in the WDW market, putting your money on Hull City is available for 2.3, a wager on the game finishing all-square is 3.3 and selecting the win for Preston North End gets 3.18. Those are the most competitive prices offered as of now.
Hull vs Preston – Head -to- Head
Our Prediction: Over 1.5 Goals
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