Hull City vs Everton

Premier LeagueMatchweek 6

Hull City

Full Time
2–2
HT: 0–0

Everton

Ref: Michael SalisburyThe MKM Stadium, Hull · 25,504 cap
Fipster Pick
DrawmediumHit
Full-time story

Hull City and Everton share spoils in lively draw

A four-goal thriller sees both sides trade blows after the break.

Hull City and Everton served up an entertaining 2-2 draw in the Premier League, with J. Gelhardt and M. Belloumi netting for the hosts either side of Everton's K. Dewsbury-Hall and T. Barry strikes. The goals came after the break, ensuring a lively contest that neither side could claim outright. Fipster's prediction of a draw landed, albeit expecting a quieter affair than this goal fest.

FıpsterSelf-Score Card
Underconfident✓ Hit
Fipster's Pick✓
0–0
HT 0–0
Final Result
2–2
HT 0–0
55%Fair
C
✓Outcome✗Exact score✗Both scored✗Goals✓Halftime
Fipster's self review11 Oct 2026

Outcome probability

Hull City 27%Draw 46%Everton 27%

Hull City and Everton face off in what promises to be a tightly contested encounter. Both teams have shown solid defensive organisation this season, setting the stage for a match where chances might be at a premium.

Match factors

Injury Impacthigh

Hull City missing key defenders

Hull City confirmed out players include key defenders N. Mendy and C. Hughes, weakening defensive depth

Statistical Edgemedium

Strong defensive stats for Hull City's backline

J. Egan and S. Ajayi show above league average duel win rates and passing accuracy, aiding defensive solidity

Form Momentummedium

M. Belloumi's recent influence

Belloumi has multiple assists and high defensive work rate recently, boosting Hull City's midfield effectiveness

Tactical Advantagemedium

Everton's defensive stability with Tarkowski

Tarkowski's high duel win rate and passing accuracy provide Everton a defensive edge against Hull's attack

Form Momentummedium

Dewsbury-Hall's creative form for Everton

Dewsbury-Hall's recent goal and assist contributions highlight his role as a key playmaker

The context

Hull City currently sit fifth in the league with 8 points from 4 games, boasting an unbeaten record of two wins and two draws. Everton, nicknamed the Toffees, are ninth with 6 points from 4 games, having drawn three times and won once. Hull's slight edge in the standings and points per game suggests a marginal advantage, but Everton's resilience cannot be overlooked.

Key insights

  • M

    M. Belloumi

    Hull City

    Belloumi combines a high defensive work rate with creative contributions, making him pivotal in midfield.

    Premier League 26/272.75 tackles per game, multiple assists recently

  • J

    J. Egan

    Hull City

    Egan's strong duel win rate and consistent full-match appearances underpin Hull's defensive solidity.

    Premier League 26/2764% duel win rate, full 90 minutes in recent matches

  • S

    S. Ajayi

    Hull City

    Ajayi's passing accuracy and recent goal threat add both defensive reliability and occasional offensive spark.

    Premier League 26/2784% passing accuracy, recent goal scored

  • J

    J. Tarkowski

    Everton

    Tarkowski's exceptional duel success and passing accuracy provide Everton with a defensive edge.

    Premier League 26/2781% duel win rate, 82% passing accuracy

  • K

    K. Dewsbury-Hall

    Everton

    Dewsbury-Hall's recent goal and assist contributions highlight his creative importance for Everton.

    Premier League 26/27High passing accuracy (86%), recent goal and assist

Analysis

Defensively, Hull City have been impressive, with key defenders J. Egan and S. Ajayi showing above-average duel win rates and passing accuracy, contributing to their solid backline. Midfielder M. Belloumi has been a standout performer, combining defensive grit with creative assists. Everton's defensive stability is anchored by J. Tarkowski, whose duel success and passing accuracy provide a sturdy barrier. Meanwhile, K. Dewsbury-Hall offers creative spark for the Toffees, contributing goals and assists recently. Both sides have missing defensive personnel, which could temper attacking ambitions and favour a cautious approach.

Key facts

  1. 1.Hull City are 5th in the league with 8 points from 4 games (W2 D2 L0).
  2. 2.Everton are 9th with 6 points from 4 games (W1 D3 L0).
  3. 3.Hull City average 2.00 points per game, edging Everton's 1.50.
  4. 4.Hull City's J. Egan has a 64% duel win rate, above league average for defenders.
  5. 5.Everton's J. Tarkowski boasts an 81% duel win rate and 82% passing accuracy.
  6. 6.M. Belloumi leads Hull City midfield with 2.75 tackles per game and multiple recent assists.
  7. 7.K. Dewsbury-Hall has contributed goals and assists recently for Everton.
  8. 8.Hull City are missing key defenders N. Mendy and C. Hughes, impacting defensive depth.

Prediction

Given the defensive strengths and the balanced league positions, a 0-0 draw appears the most likely outcome. The match is expected to be a tactical battle with limited clear-cut chances, reflected in the prediction of a goalless halftime and fulltime scoreline. A total of three cards is anticipated, suggesting a competitive but controlled contest.

The verdict

In summary, expect a disciplined and evenly matched game where neither side can find the breakthrough. Both Hull City and Everton will be content to take a point from this encounter, maintaining their solid starts to the season.

Prediction generated 19 Sep 2026, 16:00 UTC · Fipster Model v1.158

Prediction Q&A

Who did Fipster predict to win Hull City vs Everton?
Fipster's AI model predicted a draw between Hull City and Everton.
What score did Fipster predict for Hull City vs Everton?
Fipster predicted a final score of Hull City 0–0 Everton.
What were the win probabilities for Hull City vs Everton?
Fipster's model gave Hull City a 27% chance of winning, Everton a 27% chance, and a 46% chance of a draw.
How confident was Fipster in this prediction?
Fipster's model assigned this prediction 46% confidence — a medium-confidence call.
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