Hull vs Sheffield Utd Prediction & Betting Tips (13 September)

The seasons follow one another and are similar for Hull City which does not a priori envisage moving up at the end of this campaign being already unable to win a match after four days played. There is a parity score in the opening against Bristol at home 1-1, followed by Plymouth 1-1 and without a goal for the reception of Millwall 0-0. To top it all off, the Tigers lost on the Leeds pitch the previous day 2-0. Conclusion, Hull City is only in 19th position in the ranking. Promoted then relegated, Sheffield aims to return to the Premier League as quickly as possible but with a more conquering project than the current one.

For the moment, until this evening, Sheffield is undefeated in the Championship with two victories recorded on the first day at Preston 0-2 and on the previous day against Watford 1-0. In the meantime, the Blades were trapped by Queens Park Rangers at home 2-2 and at Norwich 1-1. In addition, note their exit in the 1/32 final of the EFL Cup against Barnsley 1-0. In the standings, the Pirates occupy the top 8. 

Four players are likely to stay at home this evening for Hull City, in this case the Frenchman Lo-Tutala (goalkeeper, never played for a French club), the other goalkeeper returning from loan Cartwright, the midfielder Longman (3 goals, 3 assists with Millwall last year, return from loan) and striker Sinik (lacking fitness). Remember that this summer, the two prolific elements, Philogene (12 goals, 6 assists last year, Aston Villa) and Tufan (10 goals, Trabzonspor), set sail. On the Sheffield side, much less damage worth noting except the serious injury to Seriki (on loan from Rotherham this season).

Author of 4 goals and 2 goals last year in the Premier League, the Dutchman Hamer is already in good shape after four matches (2 goals, 1 assist), the same goes for the young 20-year-old midfielder, Arblaster (2 goals) who will get more playing time this season than last year in the PL. It's crucial to remember but McBurnie (Las Palmas) and Ben Diaz (6 goals each in PL) left this summer.