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Watford

Overview

Chat

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Intelligence

Standings

Prediction

Live Match

Statistics

H2H

Lineups

Hull City

Watford

Attacks

Dangerous Attacks

Ball Possession

On Target

Off Target

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Important Events

Live text broadcast

34′

Stephen Mfuni

46′

Jeremy Ngakia

Halftime 0-0

61′

John Lundstram

Amir Hadžiahmetović

61′

Lewis Koumas

Kieran Dowell

66′

Kevin Keben

Stephen Mfuni

66′

Jeremy Petris

Jeremy Ngakia

72′

Mamadou Doumbia

73′

Lewie Coyle

75′

Liam Millar

Matty Jacobs

75′

Ryan John Giles

Joe Gelhardt

75′

Luca Kjerrumgaard

Mamadou Doumbia

75′

Kwadwo Baah

Giorgi Chakvetadze

79′

Ryan John Giles

82′

John Lundstram

82′

Kyle Joseph

Yu Hirakawa

87′

Oliver McBurnie

94′

Thomas Ince

Othmane Maamma

End 0-0

Goal

Shot on target

Shot off target

Penalty

Penalty Missed

Penalty shootout

Own goal

Assist

Corner

yellow card

red card

Second yellow

Subsititution

Subsititution(injury)

VAR

Match Info

Hull City and Watford played out a goalless 0-0 draw in the English Football League Championship at the MKM Stadium. This stalemate did little to aid either side's ambitions in a congested mid-table, with both teams showing defensive solidity but a lack of attacking inspiration. The best chance of the match fell to Watford in the first half, but their forward's close-range effort was superbly saved by the Hull goalkeeper. Hull City grew into the game after the break, hitting the post from a long-range strike, but neither side could find a breakthrough. The match was a tactical battle with few clear-cut opportunities, reflecting the cautious approach from both managers. The single point saw both teams maintain their positions in the middle of the Championship table, with the gap to the playoff places remaining significant. The Hull manager spoke of a fair result, while the Watford boss highlighted the importance of the clean sheet.