Hull vs Bristol City Betting Odds, Tips, Predictions, Preview 10th August 2024

Are Hull looking to consolidate their top half finish in the Championship from last season, or are they aiming for higher ground this time around? They open a new season taking on Bristol City at The MKM Stadium.

Both sides are looking to start their campaign on a positive note, and we should witness very dedicated performances from both Hull and Bristol City on Saturday.

Hull step into their next home match on Saturday having scored a nice average of 1.7 goals in ten matches. They managed a total of 17 goals, while also allowing 16 goals against. That is an average of 1.6 goals against per match. They were able to hang on to a clean sheet two times in those matches.

Bristol City scored 12 goals, conceded eight and managed six clean sheets in their previous ten matches.

Their latest encounter was a belter of a game, which finished with a 3-2 scoreline. An uncommon result, but we would not mind a similar goal fest this coming Saturday.

Hull vs Bristol City Prediction

Hull Form

In their last three matches, Hull beat Coventry 2-3, drew 3-3 with Ipswich, before losing 1-0 against Plymouth. Hull claimed just a single measly home win from a possible six in the Championship, which also saw them drawing four and losing one matches, in which they scored 11 and conceded ten goals.

A top half finish is the bare minimum Bristol City will expect from this season. The visitors are targeting a spot in an international tournament and know a good start will leave them in a good stead.

Bristol City Form

Bristol City have a win and a draw to show from their last three matches. They first finished even in a 1-1 draw with Norwich, before they won a game against Rotherham with a 2-0 scoreline. Unfortunately for them, this was followed by a 4-0 defeat at the hands of Stoke. Bristol City managed to win just once in their past six away games in the Championship. On top of winning once they also drew two as well as losing three, while scoring ten time and letting in four.

A top half finish is the bare minimum Bristol City will expect from this season. The visitors are targeting a spot in an international tournament and know a good start will leave them in a good stead.

We've thought long and hard which bet offers the best price at the bookies, as the match against Bristol City could turn out a bit slippery for Hull. Considering form and strength in squad, we nevertheless ended up siding with the latter this coming Saturday.

Hull vs Bristol City Squads

Hull Squad

Walter will select the starting XI for the upcoming match against Bristol City from the following players (the statistics in the brackets represent goals scored and matches played in the Championship this season):

Harvey Cartwright (0/0), Ivor Pandur (0/0), Thimothee Lo-Tutala (0/0), Alfie Jones (0/0), Andrew Smith (0/0), Brandon Fleming (0/0), Cody Drameh (0/0), Lewie Coyle (0/0), Liam Edwards (0/0), Matty Jacob (0/0), Sean McLoughlin (0/0), Stanley Ashbee (0/0), Abdulkadir Omur (0/0), Dogukan Sinik (0/0), Harry Vaughan (0/0), Jean Michael Seri (0/0), Marvin Mehlem (0/0), Regan Slater (0/0), Rocco Coyle (0/0), Ryan Giles (0/0), Ryan Longman (0/0), Xavier Simons (0/0), Oscar Estupinan (0/0), Tyrell Sellars-Fleming (0/0).

Bristol City Squad

Listed below is the full squad of Bristol City players that the manager Liam Manning will choose from for the upcoming game:

Lewis Thomas (0/0), Max O'Leary (0/0), Stefan Bajic (0/0), Cameron Pring (0/0), George Tanner (0/0), Haydon Roberts (0/0), Kal Naismith (0/0), Rob Dickie (0/0), Robert Atkinson (0/0), Ross McCrorie (0/0), Zak Vyner (0/0), Adam Murphy (0/0), Anis Mehmeti (0/0), Ayman Benarous (0/0), Jason Knight (0/0), Joe Williams (0/0), Mark Sykes (0/0), Max Bird (0/0), Taylor Gardner-Hickman (0/0), Fally Mayulu (0/0), Harry Cornick (0/0), Nahki Wells (0/0), Omar Taylor-Clarke (0/0), Samuel Bell (0/0), Sinclair Armstrong (0/0), Tommy Conway (0/0), Yu Hirakawa (0/0).

Hull vs Bristol City Team News

Hull have an almost full squad available against Bristol City at The MKM Stadium with only one player possibly missing.

Sidelined with an injury, Hull can't field Ryan Longman on Saturday against Bristol City.

Bristol City are juggling with three absent players on on Saturday when travelling to Hull.

Bristol City need to do without Kal Naismith, Robert Atkinson and Ayman Benarous, who are not fit enough to travel to The MKM Stadium.

Hull vs Bristol City Lineups

Hull vs Bristol City H2H

The latest encounter between these two teams was a belter of a 3-2 match. Are we in for a similar goal-fest this coming Saturday? All in all, Bristol City have a fine reading on Hull in previous seasons with a 6-3-1 advantage going into this match. The bookies have Bristol City to win this match at best price odds of 21/10.

Hull vs Bristol City Results

Of the last ten encounters between Hull Bristol City over 2.5 goals came out four times. Odds on over 2.5 goals are at 14/13 with bookies.

Hull vs Bristol City Betting Tips

Having scored just once lately in the Championship, Jean Michael Seri will be eager to hit the target again, and the upcoming game presents an opportunity to step up. Bristol City hope Nahki Wells can inflict some damage on their upcoming opponents by adding to his tally of three Championship goals in his last six Championship games.

Hull claimed a measly one home win in 10 most recent games at The MKM Stadium. However, they did draw six whilst losing three. Bristol City won four of their last 10 away games, with two draws and four defeats as well. Strap yourselves up for a goals at The MKM Stadium since both teams scored in six of the last 10 home matches for Hull. The same occurred in four of the last 10 league games away from home for Bristol City.

Both teams scored seven times in the last ten encounters between Hull and Bristol City, while over 2.5 goals came out six times. Hull scored one goal on average, while Bristol City pulled two goals on average. Over 2.5 goals came out five times in the previous ten matches across all tournaments for Hull, who scored an average of one goal along the way. Over 2.5 goals came up in four of Bristol City's previous ten matches across all tournaments. They managed to score an average of 1.8 goals in these matches.