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Oviedo1-0Sporting Gijon
Tue, 20 Jan 2026, 19:45
Full Time
0:3
HT: 0 - 2

Match Timeline

33'
Liam Millar⚽
Normal Goal → Babajide David Akintola
45'
Akin Famewo⚽
Normal Goal → Oliver McBurnie
45+2'
Odeluga Offiah🟨
Yellow Card
46'
Pol Valentín🔄
Substitution 1 → Jamal Lewis
46'
Thierry Small🔄
Substitution 2 → Lewis Dobbin
46'
Michael Smith🔄
Substitution 3 → Daniel Jebbison
48'
Babajide David Akintola🔄
Substitution 1 → Yu Hirakawa
49'
Oliver McBurnie⚽
Normal Goal → Yu Hirakawa
51'
Lewie Coyle🟨
Yellow Card
57'
Jamal Lewis🟨
Yellow Card
59'
John Egan🟨
Yellow Card
69'
Matt Crooks🔄
Substitution 2 → John Lundstram
69'
Liam Millar🔄
Substitution 3 → Joe Gelhardt
74'
Jordan Thompson🔄
Substitution 4 → Brad Potts
74'
Benjamin Whiteman🔄
Substitution 5 → Alistair McCann
81'
Oliver McBurnie🔄
Substitution 4 → Joel Ndala
82'
John Egan🔄
Substitution 5 → Cathal McCarthy
90+5'
Milutin Osmajić🟥
Red Card
90+8'
John Lundstram🟨
Yellow Card

Match Statistics

5Shots on Goal9
6Shots off Goal3
17Total Shots17
6Blocked Shots5
8Shots insidebox11
9Shots outsidebox6
13Fouls12
6Corner Kicks6
1Offsides1
56Ball Possession44
2Yellow Cards3
1Red Cards0
6Goalkeeper Saves5
406Total passes331
329Passes accurate251
81Passes %76
0.9expected_goals1.67
0goals_prevented0

Starting Lineups

PrestonPreston1:1

Starting XI

12Jack WaltonG
42Odeluga OffiahD
4Benjamin WhitemanM
26Thierry SmallM
24Michael SmithF
19Lewis GibsonD
15Jordan ThompsonM
28Milutin OsmajićF
14Jordan StoreyD
21Alfie DevineM
2Pol ValentínM

Hull CityHull City1:1

Starting XI

1Ivor PandurG
23Akin FamewoD
27Regan SlaterM
7Liam MillarM
9Oliver McBurnieF
15John EganD
25Matt CrooksM
20Amir HadžiahmetovićM
4Charlie HughesD
11Babajide David AkintolaM
2Lewie CoyleD

Head-to-Head

📈 Team Form & Statistics

Preston
Preston
Form: L-L-W-W-L
Hull City
Hull City
Form: W-D-L-W-D
Record
3 W
4 D
3 L
•
6 W
2 D
2 L
Goals Per Game
1.1
Scored
vs
1.4
Scored
0.8
Conceded
vs
1.0
Conceded
Betting Indicators
Clean Sheets
30%
Clean Sheets
40%
BTTS
50%
BTTS
50%
Home/Away Performance
Scored
Home:1.0
Away:1.3
Conceded
Home:0.8
Away:0.8
Scored
Home:0.8
Away:2.0
Conceded
Home:1.0
Away:1.0

ELO comparison

Pre-match ratings

Rating period
Match snapshot
Preston versus Hull City: long term ELO, before the match
PrestonHomeRatingHull CityAway
Strength
1,520Overall1,549.8
1,519.8Match venue1,533.8
1,519.8At home1,483.3
1,484.8Away1,533.8
Attack & defence
1,472.8Attack1,514
1,568.5Defence1,520.8
1,459.5Home attack1,458.9
1,457.8Away attack1,519.2
1,566.9Home defence1,511.8
1,532.5Away defence1,528.1
Match profile
1,358.3Goal environment1,565
1,466.7Home goals1,516.7
1,391.7Away goals1,548.3
1,479.8Possession1,485.1
Specialist ratings
1,452Set-piece attack1,468
1,453.2Set-piece defence1,469
1,481.4Close games1,525.7
1,533.2Winning margin1,553

Match venue compares Preston at home with Hull City away. All ratings are within this league.

Higher goal environment ratings mean higher-scoring games, not necessarily a stronger team. A starting league rating is 1500.

📝 Match Preview

Hull's Road Warriors to Continue Charge at Deepdale
Recommendation:AWAY_WIN
Odds:3.20
Expected Value:+28.0%
Confidence:65

The Championship serves up a fascinating clash between two playoff hopefuls as 5th-placed Preston host 7th-placed Hull City at Deepdale. On paper, this looks like a tight encounter between two sides separated by just two points, but a deeper dive into the recent form and venue-specific performances reveals a compelling betting opportunity. Preston's season has been built on consistency and resilience, with only five losses in their 26 league games. However, their recent form tells a different story, particularly at home. Over their last ten matches, they've managed just three wins, four draws, and three defeats, averaging a modest 1.30 points per game. More concerning is their home record, which shows a win rate of only 16.67% from their last six games at Deepdale. Recent results include a disappointing 0-1 loss to Derby and a 0-1 FA Cup defeat to Wigan, though they did manage a solid 1-1 draw against league leaders Coventry and a 3-0 thrashing of bottom-side Sheffield Wednesday. The data shows a declining trend in both goals scored and points accumulated, with their attack mustering just 1.00 goal per game at home. In stark contrast, Hull City have been formidable on their travels. Their last ten games show five wins, three draws, and only two losses, yielding a healthy 1.80 points per game. Crucially, their away form is exceptional, boasting a 75% win rate from their last four road trips. They've secured impressive victories at Southampton (2-1), Middlesbrough (1-0), and Millwall (3-1) – all against sides in the top half of the table. This suggests their success isn't built on beating weaker opposition; they're getting results against quality teams. While they average 1.20 goals per game overall, that figure rockets to 2.00 goals per game when playing away from home. Their defensive record on the road is also solid, conceding just 1.00 goal per game. The head-to-head record adds another layer of intrigue. In the last nine meetings, Hull edge it with three wins to Preston's two, with four matches ending all square. The most recent encounter in September 2025 was a thrilling 2-2 draw. Preston's home record against Hull is underwhelming, with just one win, two draws, and one loss from four matches at Deepdale. Statistically, Hull creates more danger on the road, averaging 4.00 shots on target per away game compared to Preston's 4.00 at home, but with far greater efficiency in front of goal. The Tigers also show positive trends, with their defensive record improving and points tally on an upward trajectory. **Key Points:** * Hull City possess a stellar 75% away win rate from their last four road games, including wins at Southampton, Middlesbrough, and Millwall. * Preston's home form is a major concern, with just a 16.67% win rate in their last six games at Deepdale. * Hull scores an average of 2.00 goals per game away from home, double Preston's home scoring rate of 1.00. * The head-to-head record slightly favors Hull (3 wins vs 2), with Preston winning just once at home in the last four meetings. * Market odds of 3.20 for an away win appear to undervalue Hull's current form and Preston's home struggles. **Summary & Betting Verdict:** This is a classic case of league position masking current momentum. While Preston sits two places higher, their form, especially at home, has dipped significantly. Hull City are riding a wave of confidence on their travels, securing results against strong opposition. The value in the betting market is clear: backing Hull City to win at odds of 3.20 offers significant positive expected value given the disparity in recent venue performance. For a bettor looking for a price that doesn't reflect the true probability, the away win is the standout selection.

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