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Timor-Leste0-0Brunei
Sat, 7 Feb 2026, 15:01
Full Time

Match Timeline

24'
O. McBurnie
Normal Goal → R. Slater
33'
R. Atkinson
Normal Goal → T. Horvat
39'
R. McCrorie
Normal Goal → S. Twine
46'
R. Giles🔄
Substitution 1 → L. Millar
46'
K. Joseph🔄
Substitution 2 → L. Koumas
50'
E. Riis
Normal Goal → S. Twine
65'
J. Lundstram🔄
Substitution 3 → K. Dowell
65'
J. Egan🔄
Substitution 4 → M. Jacob
70'
R. McCrorie🔄
Substitution 1 → M. Sykes
71'
E. Riis🔄
Substitution 2 → S. Armstrong
76'
P. McNair🔄
Substitution 5 → T. Collyer
78'
K. Dowell
Normal Goal → J. Gelhardt
79'
S. Morsy🔄
Substitution 4 → J. Williams
79'
T. Horvat🔄
Substitution 3 → D. Burgzorg
81'
T. Collyer🟨
Yellow Card
87'
R. Slater🟨
Yellow Card
90+7'
G. Tanner🔄
Substitution 5 → N. Eile

Match Statistics

5Shots on Goal6
1Shots off Goal2
9Total Shots11
3Blocked Shots3
6Shots insidebox8
3Shots outsidebox3
10Fouls7
2Corner Kicks4
1Offsides1
68Ball Possession32
2Yellow Cards0
3Goalkeeper Saves3
646Total passes314
545Passes accurate220
84Passes %70
1.29expected_goals1.94
0goals_prevented0

Starting Lineups

Hull CityHull City1:1

Starting XI

1Ivor PandurG
4Charlie HughesD
3Ryan GilesM
21Joe GelhardtF
9Oliver McBurnieF
15John EganD
5John LundstramM
22Kyle JosephF
37Paddy McNairD
27Regan SlaterM
2Lewie CoyleM

Bristol CityBristol City1:1

Starting XI

23Radek VitekG
5Robert AtkinsonD
21Neto BorgesM
10Scott TwineF
18Emil Riis JacobsenF
16Robert DickieD
4Adam RandellM
14Tomi HorvatF
19George TannerD
40Sam MorsyM
2Ross McCrorieM

Head-to-Head

📈 Team Form & Statistics

Hull City
Hull City
Form: D-W-W-W-W
Bristol City
Bristol City
Form: L-W-L-D-W
Record
6 W
3 D
1 L
5 W
1 D
4 L
Goals Per Game
1.2
Scored
vs
1.7
Scored
0.5
Conceded
vs
1.3
Conceded
Betting Indicators
Clean Sheets
60%
Clean Sheets
40%
BTTS
30%
BTTS
30%
Home/Away Performance
Scored
Home:0.6
Away:1.8
Conceded
Home:0.4
Away:0.6
Scored
Home:2.3
Away:0.8
Conceded
Home:1.3
Away:1.3

⚡ Elo Ratings

Long Term Elo Rating
1493
Average
1543
Average
Short Term Elo Rating
1517
↑ Momentum (+24)
1532
↓ Momentum (-11)
Expected Outcome
29%
Home Win
32%
Draw
39%
Away Win
Attack & Defence Elo
Long Term
1453
Attack
1485
1556
Defence
1546
Recent Form
1451
Attack
1481
1585
Defence
1538
Post-Match Changes
-13
Rating Change
0
Rating Change
Elo ratings measure team strength based on match results and opponent quality. Higher ratings indicate stronger teams.

📝 Match Preview

Hull's Promotion Charge Meets Bristol's Road Woes
Recommendation:HOME_WIN
Odds:2.35
Expected Value:+36.3%
Confidence:65

The Championship serves up a fascinating clash at the MKM Stadium as third-placed Hull City host tenth-placed Bristol City. With Hull firmly in the automatic promotion hunt and Bristol City looking to solidify their top-half position, this fixture promises tactical intrigue. The data, however, tells a story of two teams on very different trajectories. Hull City are in imperious form, collecting 2.10 points per game over their last ten outings. Their record of six wins, three draws, and just one loss is the foundation of their lofty league position. More impressively, their defensive solidity has been remarkable, conceding only five goals in those ten matches and keeping six clean sheets. Recent results like the 3-0 demolition of Preston and a 2-1 win at Southampton showcase their ability to grind out results against varied opposition. Their only recent blemish was a 0-1 home defeat to a struggling Stoke City side—an outlier in an otherwise stellar run. While their home scoring is modest at 0.60 goals per game, their overall resilience is undeniable. Bristol City's form paints a contrasting picture. With five wins, one draw, and four losses from their last ten, consistency has been elusive. Their most recent result—a shocking 0-5 home defeat to Derby—raises serious questions about their current defensive resolve. Their away form is particularly concerning, with just one win in their last four on the road (W25%, D25%, L50%) and a paltry 0.75 goals scored per game away from home. Victories have come against the league's strugglers, like Sheffield Wednesday and Portsmouth, while they've struggled against sides in the upper echelons, losing to Ipswich and Millwall. The head-to-head history heavily favors Bristol City, with four wins and four draws from the nine meetings. The last encounter in August 2025 was a 2-4 victory for the Robins. This historical dominance cannot be ignored. However, current momentum and league context suggest a significant shift. Hull are a team transformed, fighting for a Premier League return, while Bristol appear vulnerable, especially after their heavy defeat. Statistically, this sets up as a battle between Hull's defensive fortress and Bristol's sporadic attack. Hull averages just 0.50 goals conceded per game, while Bristol manages only 0.75 goals scored on their travels. The goal expectancy models point towards a low-scoring affair. Bristol may enjoy more possession (52.2% to 42.0%) and boast better pass accuracy, but Hull's efficiency and defensive organization have been key to their success. **Key Points:** * Hull City are in outstanding form (6W, 3D, 1L in last 10) and sit 3rd in the Championship. * Hull's defense is formidable, conceding just 5 goals in 10 games with a 60% clean sheet rate. * Bristol City are inconsistent (5W, 1D, 4L) and were thrashed 0-5 at home in their last match. * Bristol's away form is poor, scoring only 0.75 goals per game on the road. * Head-to-head history favors Bristol City (4 wins, 4 draws), but current form diverges sharply. * Statistical trends point to a low-scoring match given both teams' recent goal profiles. **Summary & Betting Verdict:** While Bristol City holds the historical edge, the present reality is starkly different. Hull City are a team with purpose, defensive discipline, and promotion momentum. Bristol City look fragile, particularly after their heavy defeat, and their away form offers little encouragement. The value in the market lies with the home side. At odds of 2.35, backing a Hull City victory represents a solid value bet, aligning strong recent performance with a crucial home advantage in their push for the top two.

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