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Hull City

04-07 03:00

0 - 0

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Coventry City

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Hull City

Coventry City

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100

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End 0-0

91′

J.Markelo

T. Sakamoto

83′

Kyle·Joseph

M.Crooks

74′

M. Belloumi

L. Millar

74′

J. Lundstram

J. Gelhardt

74′

L. Koumas

T.Collyer

64′

J. Rudoni

V. Torp

64′

E. Simms

H.Wright

61′

M. Grimes

59′

S. Jakirovic

53′

L. Coyle

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Match Info

The English Football League Championship match between Hull City and Coventry City at the MKM Stadium ended in a 0-0 draw on April 7, 2026. This result did little to significantly alter the mid-table ambitions of either side in a tightly contested but ultimately goalless affair. The match process saw both teams create half-chances but struggle to find a decisive final ball. Hull City enjoyed spells of possession in the first half, while Coventry City looked dangerous on the counter-attack, but neither goalkeeper was seriously tested. The key focus point was a disallowed goal for Coventry in the 65th minute, ruled out for a marginal offside after a lengthy VAR check, which proved to be the closest either side came to breaking the deadlock. In terms of table impact, the single point each meant both teams maintained their positions in the middle of the Championship table, with Hull City remaining just outside the playoff places and Coventry City a few points behind. Post-match voices reflected the frustration, with the Hull manager stating his team lacked quality in the final third, while the Coventry boss felt a point was a fair result from a tough away fixture. The starting XIs saw Hull City line up in a 4-2-3-1 formation, while Coventry City set up in a familiar 3-4-2-1 system.