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END OF MATCH
Hull beat QPR at home and pick up another three points in the Championship!
45'
Substitution for Hull: Morton out, Christie in.
40'
Substitutions for both teams. At QPR, Dykes and Fox came off for Sinclair Armstrong and Larkeche. At Hull, Fábio Carvalho and Seri came on for Docherty and Traoré.
37'
Cook shot hard from outside the area and sent the ball over the goal.
33'
Yellow to Morton for a foul on Willock.
30'
Amarelo para Slater, por uma falta em Willock.
28'
Substitution for QPR: Hayden out, Colback in.
28'
Willock, on a pass from Fox, gets in a strong shot, but sends the ball wide of the goal.
25'
The game is slow at the moment because we have SO MANY fouls in a row, which slows the game down a lot.
22'
Substitution for Hull City: Tufan and Omur out for Giles and Delap.
18'
The game became lukewarm again, with little happening.
14'
Smyth was able to finish after a pass from the field was blocked by the defence.
8'
Chair, in a free-kick from distance, sent the ball across the face of goal, almost reducing the score!
7' GOAL FOR HULL CITY
Philogene's pass after a corner was met with a powerful shot into the bottom right-hand corner to score the third goal!
3'
And the second half began with Tufan being attended to on the pitch after being fouled, this time after Smyth had shot from distance to the left of goal.
SECOND HALF STARTS
The players return to the pitch and the ball rolls for the second half of the match! And there were double substitutions for QPR: Andersen and Dunne came off for Cannon and Smyth.
END OF FIRST HALF
With goals from Tufan and Fábio Carvalho, Hull City beat QPR comfortably!
43'
After conceding the second goal, QPR got back on level terms and managed to avoid danger in the box.
40'
The game continued to be very scrappy, with few chances after the second goal.
36'
Yellow for Dunne, for a strong foul on Philogene.
34'
Fábio Carvalho, on a pass from Philogene, shot high into the air, but Begovic saved once again!
30'
After the goal, Hull reduced the pressure and didn't create as much danger.
27' GOAL FOR HULL CITY
Fábio Carvalho, on a pass from Tufan, managed to hit the ball high and wide to extend the lead!
24'
The game is now at a standstill due to the many fouls that occur in succession.
21'
From another corner, now taken by Philogene, Morton had a strong header, but sent the ball wide of the goal.
17'
From the right, Hull had another corner, once again hit into the area and cleared by the defense.
14'
On the right, Hull City had a corner, crossed into the area for the defense to clear.
11'
After the goal, Hull City continue to press for a second goal!
8' GOAL FOR HULL CITY
Omur found Tufan through the middle, who dominated and hit a powerful shot from outside the area, high into the right corner, to open the scoring!
5'
Andersenm's free-kick from the edge of the box, where Omur brought down Hayden, sent the ball wide, to the left of the goal!
1'
And in the first minute Fox shot from distance and sent the ball into Allsop's hands in the middle of the goal. We're off to a lively start!
HERE WE GO
The players appear on the pitch and the ball rolls for the first half of the match!
Retrospect - part 3
Finally, in those 58 games, there have been 91 goals for Hull, with an average of 1.57, against 90 goals for QPR, with an average of 1.55, where the balance prevails even more. Finally, the last time the teams met, in December 2023, QPR won 2-0 at home.
Retrospect - part 2
Hull City have hosted QPR in 28 home games, with 14 wins, eight draws and six defeats. In the Championship they have played 18 games, with seven wins, eight draws and three defeats.
Retrospect - part 1
There have been 58 matches between the two teams in history, with 20 wins for each side and 18 draws. The Championship is evenly balanced, with 11 wins for each side and 15 draws.
Warm-up!
The players appear on the pitch to begin their warm-up for the match later today!
QPR lined-up!
Hull City lined-up!
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Rosenior!
On the Hull City side, Rosenior lamented the absences: "'Mika' won't be back until Thursday. We'll assess him because of the trip, as well as Abdüş, who played on Tuesday night. They're the only two who didn't train on Wednesday and we're fully ready to play, with the exception of Liam Delap. We're expecting Liam to be back in early or mid-April, so that's still a few weeks away. We hope that when he comes back from Manchester City, he'll be fully fit, ready to train and make an impact and stand out in the team. It was great for Noah to get game minutes. He was training on Wednesday and it felt good. It would have been great if he had come on the trip and bonded with the players, but the fact that he got the minutes he did always gives him confidence. The Netherlands U-21 team is very good, as are the players in the England U-21 team. On his return, he looks very good and we'll make a decision on what to do with the team on Thursday. As Jaden and Tyler didn't play for the England U21 team in their second match, they were able to train fully on Wednesday, which is great. It's good to have them back two days before a game, as they're both excellent players and will be very important for us in this run-in. The fact that they both came out unscathed is a real positive."
Cifuentes!
QPR coach Martí Cifuentes analyzed the draw with Plymouth and looked ahead to the away match: "The main thing is to recover well. Today (Thursday) we're back in the building after a long night on Tuesday - now we just have to get ready for Saturday. Attitude has been an important word for us since I arrived. We asked for a strong reaction (against Plymouth) in terms of performance level, and a few moments early on showed us that it was going to be a different game to Sheffield Wednesday. We often react positively and that's what happened on Tuesday. We can't worry about the other teams, we know we're in a position we would have been in five months ago. The important thing is to take each game as it comes - starting with Hull on Saturday. They (Hull) are a good team that we've faced before and they've shown their quality. We know we have to do our best to get the three points, they have a good coach (Liam Rosenior), a good squad and we'll have to work hard to get the result we want. All the players have come back well. With some cramp, we've been rotating as much as possible, which has given us good results, but there's no news from Tuesday. Jack Colback trained today and we hope he'll be fit and ready. Michael has a small muscle injury that we're monitoring closely. We know that there are still four games to go and we hope that they will both take part in them. Jake Clarke-Salter felt his groin a bit in the Sheffield Wednesday game and we brought in Morgan [Fox], who is a very experienced professional. But Jake is fit and ready and will continue to play an important role for us."
Probable QPR
QPR's probable team for the match is: Begovic, Dunne, Cook, Clarke-Salter and Paal; Field, Hayden, Willock, Andersen and Chair; Dykes.
Probable Hull
Hull City's probable team for the match is: Allsop, Slater, Jones, Greaves and Giles; Omur, Morton, Seri and Philogene; Tufan and Fábio Carvalho.
Absentees
Hull City will be without Delap, who is injured. QPR will be without Frey, Colback and Hayden, who are also injured.
Championship
Hull City are in 10th place in the Championship with 62 points, level with Middlesbrough, as well as one point below Coventry and Preston and three above Cardiff. QPR, on the other hand, are in 16th place on 47 points, level with Millwall, three behind Swansea, one above Blackburn and Stoke and two above Plymouth.
Last Matches: QPR
Queens Park Rangers come into this match with one win, one draw and one defeat to their name. On Monday (01), away from home, they won 1-0 against Swansea, with a goal from Cook. On Saturday (6), at home, the defeat was 2-0 against Sheffield Wednesday, with goals from Gassama and Musaba. And on Tuesday (9), it was a 1-1 draw with Plymouth, with Field opening the scoring for QPR and Adoma scoring an own goal to tie the game.
Last Matches: Hull
Hull City come into this game with one defeat, one win and one draw from their last outings. On Monday (01), they lost 3-1 away to Leeds, with goals from Bryam, Summerville and Daniel James, while Fábio Carvalho netted. After that, also by 3-1, the away win came against Cardiff, with two goals from Fábio Carvalho and one from Bidace, while Grant netted on Saturday (6), away from home. Back on home soil, Hull hosted Middlesbrough and drew 2-2 on Wednesday (10), with goals from Bidace and Seri, while Latte Lath and Azaz equalized.
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