Watford vs Hull City-Watford enters this game off of a 0-0 tie with Bristol City in the Championship.
Watford enjoyed 48% of the game’s possession and two shots on goal, but none of them were successful. Bristol City, their adversaries, had 9 shots on goal, only 2 of which were on goal.
The Watford defense has shown a lot of resiliency, according to their most recent results. In their last six games, Watford have only allowed two goals to go past their goalkeeper, showing that they haven’t offered much to the opposition. While that would be interesting, it is uncertain whether the trend will continue in the following game.
Hull City and their traveling supporters will be looking for a better outcome after experiencing defeat last time out against Reading in Championship competition.
Hull City had 65% of the possession in that game and 2 of their 11 shots on goal were successful. Jacob Greaves (9′) and Ryan Longman (94′ Own Goal) scored goals for Hull City. Reading’s opponents had 9 shots at goal, 1 of which were on target. For Reading, Yakou Meté scored in the 32nd minute.
The numbers speak for themselves; Hull City has been scored against in 5 of their previous 6 games, with 10 goals total from the opposition. Hull City could use some serious defense improvement.
Hull City has won all four of their away league games entering this matchup.
Watford vs Hull City – Betting Analysis
Looking at their previous head-to-head matches going back to October 22, 2011, we can see that Watford has won two of them and Hull City has won three, with one game being drawn.
In these games, the two teams scored a total of 14 goals between them, with The Hornets scoring 6 and The Tigers scoring 8. There are 2.33 goals scored on average each game.
The teams’ most recent league meeting occurred on Premier League Match Day 34 on April 22, 2017, with Hull City defeating Watford 2-0.
Hull City had 34% of the possession on that occasion, 8 shot attempts, and 3 of them were successful. Lazar Markovi (62′) and Sam Clucas (71′) scored the goals.
Watford made 13 attempts on goal with two of them being on target at the opposing end.
Bobby Madley served as the referee.
Watford vs Hull City – Head-to-Head
Our Prediction: Home to Win
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