Hull City 1-3 Middlesbrough
Key events
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Middlesbrough- M. Braithwaite
- B. Assombalonga
- K. Grosicki
- M. Hector
- G. Leadbitter
Hull CityFT 1–3
Predictions & odds
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Estimated outcome
Estimated outcome mix from Sportra's pre-match model
- Hull City43.6%
- Draw25.1%
- Middlesbrough31.4%
Venue
KCOM Stadium
Hull
Match
Tim Robinson, England
Round 15
- Referee
- Tim Robinson, England
- Round
- 15
- Date
Competition
League · England
- Country
- England (GB-ENG)
- Season
- 2017
- Dates
- 2017-08-04 → 2018-05-26
Match statistics
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Visual snapshot of possession, chance quality, and shooting.
Possession
60%60%40%40%
Total shots
640%960%
Shots on target
440%660%
Team form & competition
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- #21 Position
- 29 Points
- 6-11-14 W-D-L
- 42/47 Goals F/A
- Best wins
- 6-1 / 0-5
- Worst defeats
- 1-3 / 5-0
- #9 Position
- 48 Points
- 14-6-11 W-D-L
- 40/29 Goals F/A
- Best wins
- 3-0 / 0-3
- Worst defeats
- 0-3 / 2-1
Head to head
View all1Hull Citywins
0Drawsmatches
2Middlesbroughwins
Recorded meetings: 3 (available previous meetings, not necessarily all-time).
- Highest scoring
- Hull City 3–0 Middlesbrough
- Hull City most goals
- Hull City 3–0 Middlesbrough
- Middlesbrough most goals
- Middlesbrough 1–0 Hull City
Match headlines
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Middlesbrough fired more attempts (9 vs 6 shots). Hull City held more of the ball (60% possession).