Hull City

The MKM Stadium · Est. 1904

Capacity: 25,504Hullgrass
2026/2027

Hull City’s 2025/2026 Championship Campaign

Hull City finished the 2025/2026 Championship season in a solid 6th place, amassing 73 points from 46 games. Across their campaign, they registered 21 wins, 10 draws, and 15 losses, scoring 70 goals while conceding 66, leaving them with a modest goal difference of +4. Their home and away records were fairly balanced, with 12 wins at home and 11 on the road, contributing to a total of 23 victories. The Tigers also kept 14 clean sheets, split evenly between home and away fixtures.

The season unfolded with Hull showing resilience, capable of both scoring and defending, though their 15 losses suggest some inconsistency. Scoring 73 goals overall indicates an attacking threat, but conceding 66 hints that defensive frailties prevented them from climbing higher.

Looking ahead, Hull City will be keen to build on this campaign’s strengths while ironing out defensive lapses. The team’s performance offers a promising platform to push for greater success in future competitions.

Manager

S. Jakirović

Bosnia and Herzegovina

Season at a glance

W 2·D 0·L 03–0 GF/GA+3 GD2 clean sheets

Streaks

Last 5 home1W0D0Llast 5
Last 5 away1W0D0Llast 5
Scored2/2
Conceded0/2

Last result

Coventry
0-1
Hull City
29 Aug

Next match

Hull City
17:30
Aston Villa
5 Sept

Premier League table

#TeamPPts
1Manchester City26
2Hull City26
3Chelsea26
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Hull City's 2025/2026 Championship Campaign

Hull City’s 2025/2026 season in the Championship was marked by a bit of a mixed bag in terms of consistency. With 21 wins, 10 draws, and 15 defeats over 46 games, their form was streaky rather than steady — although the absence of a notable winning streak suggests they rarely went on prolonged runs of success. The team dropped more points through defeats than draws, indicating that while they could hold their own to a stalemate, converting matches into wins was more of a challenge.

Home and away performances were fairly balanced, with 12 wins at the KC Stadium and 11 on the road. Scoring 70 goals but conceding 66 left them with a slender positive goal difference of 4, reflecting some defensive vulnerabilities. Fourteen clean sheets show that Hull had moments of solidity but struggled to maintain it consistently across the season.

Statistics

Home / Away splits

HomeGoals forAway
2
1
HomeGoals againstAway
HomeClean sheetsAway
1
1
HomeFailed to scoreAway
HomeAvg goals scored / gameAway
2.00vs1.00

Week-by-week trends

Not enough rounds played yet — week-by-week trends appear once at least four rounds have been recorded.

Team Intelligence

Form & Record▾
Win %100.0%
Clean Sheet %100.0%
Avg Scored1.50
Avg Conceded0.00
Injuries▾

No current injuries reported

Advanced Metrics▾
QA Goals/Game—
QA Conceded/Game0.00
Opposition Strength0.00x league average

Current Streaks

Competitive matches only

  • Scored in their last 2 games

  • No active streak

  • Kept 2 consecutive clean sheets

  • Won 2 in a row

  • No active streak

  • No active streak

  • No active streak

Top Performers▾

Hull City: Home and Away Analysis

Hull City’s 2025/2026 Championship campaign reveals a team comfortably balanced on both fronts. Scoring 36 goals at home and 37 away suggests they’re equally confident whether defending their own turf or venturing out. Interestingly, they’ve conceded slightly fewer goals on the road (32) compared to their home ground (34), hinting at a disciplined away performance rather than a fortress mentality at home.

Clean sheets are evenly split with seven apiece, which might suggest that Hull’s defence doesn’t overly rely on home comforts to keep things tight. Overall, they appear a side capable of picking up points in any setting, which is a solid foundation for their push towards the top six.

Fipster's Record with Hull City

Fipster's model has now scored four predictions involving Hull City in the 2025/2026 Championship campaign. The record so far shows a cautious approach: one tick and three misses. While this may not strike fear into the hearts of statisticians yet, it does suggest the model is still finding its feet with Hull this season. With only a handful of predictions scored, it’s fair to say Fipster is still building a reliable track record on the Tigers—plenty of room for improvement or redemption in the coming fixtures.

Venue

The MKM Stadium

The MKM Stadium

Hull
Capacity: 25,504
Surface: grass