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Overview

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Intelligence

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H2H

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Hull City

Middlesbrough

Attacks

Dangerous Attacks

Ball Possession

On Target

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2003

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Important Events

Live text broadcast

9′

David Strelec

32′

Alexander George Henry Gilbert

35′

Morgan Whittaker

44′

Riley McGree

Halftime 0-4

46′

Charlie Hughes

Amir Hadžiahmetović

46′

mohamed belloumi

Kyle·Joseph

58′

Regan Slater

62′

Joe Gelhardt

65′

Liam Millar

Enis Destan

68′

George Edmundson

Alex Bangura

68′

Samuel Silvera

Tommy Conway

74′

Darko Gyabi

Joe Gelhardt

75′

Babajide David Akintola

Regan Slater

79′

Mamadou Kaly·Sene

David Strelec

79′

Sverre Halseth Nypan

Morgan Whittaker

86′

Delano Burgzorg

Riley McGree

Goal

Shot on target

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Penalty

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Penalty shootout

Own goal

Assist

Corner

yellow card

red card

Second yellow

Subsititution

Subsititution(injury)

VAR

Match Info

Middlesbrough delivered a stunning away performance to defeat Hull City 4-1 in the English Football League Championship on December 6, 2025. This result was a significant statement from Boro, who dominated proceedings at the MKM Stadium from the early stages. The match kicked off at 04:10 and saw the visitors take a shock lead within the first ten minutes, silencing the home crowd. Hull City struggled to find any rhythm, and Middlesbrough doubled their advantage before halftime with a well-worked team goal. Any hopes of a Hull comeback were extinguished shortly after the restart when Boro scored a third, and they added a fourth goal in a display of counter-attacking excellence. Hull City managed a late consolation goal, but it did little to mask a disappointing defensive display. The match's key focus was Middlesbrough's clinical finishing and midfield control, which completely overwhelmed Hull. This result propelled Middlesbrough up the Championship table into playoff contention, while Hull City's inconsistent form continued. Hull's manager acknowledged his team was second-best in all departments, while the Middlesbrough boss hailed a "complete away performance."