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Highlights: Preston North 0-0 Hull City in EFL Championship
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END OF THE MATCH ✅
With a draw on the scoreboard, the match between Preston North vs Hull City ended. Both teams did not hurt each other much in the match and finally it was a draw.
90'+⏱
The referee adds three more minutes in time
82'🟨
Yellow card on Alistair McCann for Preston North
75'
Hull City looks for an aerial goal without luck. So far it is still 0-0
70'
Great save by Freddie Woodman for Preston North. He is responsible for the unbeaten goal.
66'
Ryan Giles shot at goal and the ball was saved by the Preston North goalkeeper.
61'
Mads Frökjaer's deflected shot for Preston North
57'
Hull City tries to reach the goal by attacking from the flanks. So far, the score has not been opened
53'
Important attempt from the home team!
Will Keane almost scored after a right-footed shot. It was a close call
48'
Freddie Woodman missed the chance to score from a close range free kick for Preston North. The home side made the breakthrough in the second half
SECOND HALF BEGINS ⏱
After halftime, the second half of the game begins.
END OF THE FIRST HALF ✅
At the end of the first half, the score remains scoreless for the moment.
42' 🟨
Hull City yellow card for Ryan Giles
38'
Benjamin Whiteman takes a free kick that goes wide for Preston North. No precision from the home side
33'
It was a close call!
Liam Lindsay's header for Preston North is saved by the Hull City keeper. The home side gives a warning
27'
Jaden Philogene's shot from the left for the visitors goes over the top of the home goal. Hull City's first goal almost arrives.
22'
The game is quite hard fought in the midfield area, at the moment Hull City is much more daring.
16'
Jacob Greaves' attempt is saved by the home goalkeeper. Hull City arrives
11'
Alan Browne's unsuccessful offensive attempt for Preston.
7'
Alfie Jones takes a free kick for Hull City that goes just wide of the goal.
3'
Hull City takes possession of the ball and looks to get to the opposition goal
THE MATCH BEGINS ⏱
The ball is rolling and the excitement of this English match begins.
Last five matches
Hull City 1 - 0 Preston North
Hull City 0 - 0 Preston North
Preston North 0 - 0 Hull City
Hull City 0 - 1 Preston North
Preston North 1 - 4 Hull City
Hull City starting XI
Preston North starting XI
The fact ❗
In the overall head-to-head record, the two teams are only two goals apart, with Preston North scoring a total of 82 goals and Hull City registering 80 goals.
The last confrontation
The last time the two sides met was on Saturday, October 28, 2023, when Hull City beat Preston North 1-0.
Hull City arrives at the stadium
🏟️#hcafc pic.twitter.com/uGDw3Hfonc — Hull City (@HullCity) March 2, 2024
Premises are ready
Right behind the boys today. Come on, North End! 🤍#pnefc pic.twitter.com/kEopu11kWy — Preston North End FC (@pnefc) March 2, 2024
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History
In total, they have played 59 matches, of which Preston North has won 26, drawing 13 matches. Hull City won 19 of those
Hull City key player
The 24-year-old Irish striker, Aaron Connolly, has emerged as a leading figure in the Hull City team. Connolly, who also represents the Irish national team, has made a remarkable mark this season with 8 goals in 27 games played. His average of one goal every 164 minutes places him as a key player in the team's offense. In addition, Connolly has maintained an average of approximately 1.6 shots per game, demonstrating his determination on the field.
Preston North key player
Will Keane, striker. Experienced player of 31 years old, he is in his second season with Preston, the player has extensive experience in English soccer, he is currently the top scorer of the season for Preston, no doubt the Irishman is taking advantage of his opportunities in the area and with 14 games played he has already scored on 6 occasions.
Hull City
The local team is sixth in the table with 55 points, and has had a significant rise in the last few days, including four wins in the last five matches. In the winter market, they have been reinforced in a very good way, and are one of the candidates to make life difficult for the teams better placed in the fight for the third place in the Premier League.
Preston North
The 'Lilywhites' in their last 6 matches have had a favorable performance, as they have obtained several victories, their best result was against Coventry City by 3-0, having a streak of 2 draws and 4 wins and achieving the eighth position in the EFL Championship. At the moment they are fighting for promotion and beating Hull City would help a lot with the purpose.
The match will be played at Deepdale Stadium
The match between Preston North End and Leeds United will take place at the Deepdale Stadium in the city of Preston (England), the stadium is where Preston North End Football Club plays its home matches, was built in 1875 and has a capacity for approximately 23,450 spectators.
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