Hull vs Leeds Betting Odds, Tips, Predictions, Preview 20th September 2023

Leeds go up against Hull on Wednesday for a Championship meeting at The MKM Stadium.

Hull approach the next Championship round as number 5 in the table, having claimed 11 points this season so far. With six games behind them, Leeds amassed nine points, placing them as number 10 before their next fixture.

Entering the match on Wednesday as favourites, Leeds will be looking to squeeze past Hull in the standings with a win. While not an impossible task, the hosts are of course highly motivated to at least keep the gap there is now.

Hull go into their next Championship match, scoring a humble average of 1.3 per game in their last ten matches. They scored a mundane 13 times, while conceding 11. That amounts to an average of 1.1 per game, where they kept their opponents from scoring three times.

Leeds travel to their next away match on Wednesday having performed a tolerable average of 1.9 goals in ten matches. They scored a total of 19 goals, whilst shipping eight goals against. An average of 0.8 goals against a game. They hung on to five clean sheets in this streak.

Leeds celebrated two wins against Hull in their most recent meetings, outclassing their next opponent by 4-0 and 2-0.

Hull vs Leeds Prediction

Hull Form

Hull go into their upcoming match unbeaten in their previous three matches, which started off with a 1-1 draw against Bristol City. They went on to beat Leicester 0-1, before sharing the spoils with Coventry in a 1-1 draw. Hull won three of their previous six matches at The MKM Stadium in the Championship. They drew three and suffered zero defeats, scoring nine goals to five against.

A runners-up spot is the absolute minimum Leeds should achieve for a season in which a tilt at league glory is their top priority.

Leeds Form

Leeds claimed five points in their previous three matches, which started with a 1-1 draw with Salford City. This was followed by another draw with Sheffield Wednesday, this time 0-0, before they outclassed Millwall by 0-3. Leeds picked up five wins from a possible six on their recent travels in the Championship, while scoring 14 and conceding six goals. They also lost once while drawing none.

Anything lower than at least a second place finish would probably be considered a disappointment for Leeds, as they look to build a title challenge.

The draw could easily be picked out as the value bet on Wednesday, since Hull have settled for a stalemate quite often recently. Leeds could also be satisfied with a point at The MKM Stadium.

Hull won two matches, scored five goals and conceded four in their last four games against teams from the top half of the Championship table. This earned them seven points. Hull show off a record of three wins, two draws and one defeat in the Championship this season. Leeds enjoy a record of two wins, three draws and one defeat in the Championship.

Hull vs Leeds Squads

Hull Squad

The 39-year-old Rosenior will select the starting eleven against Leeds from this squad. The statistics represent goals scored and matches played in the Championship this season:

Matt Ingram (0/6), Ryan Allsopp (0/0), Thimothee Lo-Tutala (0/0), Alfie Jones (0/6), Cyrus Christie (0/4), Jacob Greaves (0/6), James Furlong (0/0), Lewie Coyle (0/6), Liam Edwards (0/0), Ruben Vinagre (0/3), Sean McLoughlin (0/5), Adama Traore (0/5), Dogukan Sinik (0/0), Harry Vaughan (0/3), Jaden Philogene-Bidace (0/0), Jean Michael Seri (0/6), Ozan Tufan (4/4), Regan Slater (0/6), Tyler Morton (0/0), Aaron Connolly (4/6), Allahyar Sayyadmanesh (0/1), Greg Docherty (0/0), Jason Eyenga-Lokilo (0/4), Liam Delap (2/6), Scott Twine (0/0), Vaughn Covil (0/0).

Leeds Squad

Here is the full squad of the away team. The 46 year-old Leeds manager Farke will select his starting XI from these players:

Illan Meslier (0/6), Karl Darlow (0/0), Kristoffer Klaesson (0/0), Charlie Cresswell (0/3), Djed Spence (0/0), Ethan Ampadu (0/6), Joe Rodon (0/5), Junior Firpo (0/0), Leo Hjelde (0/1), Liam Cooper (1/1), Luke Ayling (1/6), Pascal Struijk (0/6), Sam Byram (0/5), Crysencio Summerville (1/3), Daniel James (0/4), Darko Gyabi (0/1), Glen Kamara (0/0), Ilia Gruev (0/0), Jamie Shackleton (0/4), Joe Gelhardt (0/5), Stuart Dallas (0/0), Archie Gray (0/6), Georginio Rutter (2/5), Helder Costa (0/0), Ian Poveda (0/2), Joel Piroe (0/0), Lee Erwin (0/0), Mateo Fernandez (0/0), Patrick Bamford (0/0), Wilfried Gnonto (1/4).

Hull vs Leeds Team News

At the time of writing, it looks as if only two players are unavailable for Hull, when they prepare for their upcoming assignment.

Ozan Tufan and Greg Docherty are missing from the squad, Hull will field against Leedsthis coming Wednesday.

Leeds face a list of four absentees from the squad ahead of their next match on Wednesday against Hull.

Names like Liam Cooper, Junior Firpo, Patrick Bamford and Stuart Dallas most likely won't be deemed fit enough to play Hull.

Hull vs Leeds Lineups

Hull vs Leeds H2H

The latest encounter between these two teams was a belter of a 0-4 match. Are we in for a similar goal-fest on Wednesday? Leeds beat Hull 4-0 in their latest meeting, and the bookies have an away win in this match at best price odds of 10/11.

Hull vs Leeds Results

In the last ten matches between Hull and Leeds, both teams to score came up three times.

Hull vs Leeds Betting Tips

There are a few players in each team who currently draws attention to their name in the goal-scoring department. For the visitors, Joel Piroe has been hitting the net regularly and now has three goals in his last six games. Should he find himself in the starting line-up this coming Wednesday, it is because Leeds bank on him to build on these numbers against Hull. The latter relies on Ozan Tufan, who found the target four times in six games.

Hull claimed all three points four times in their last 10 home matches across all tournaments, while also drawing five along the way. They endured defeat in one of the games in this run. Leeds won four of their last 10 games away, while drawing one and losing five in this series of matches. One might consider a punt on Hull to draw first blood this coming Wednesday against Leeds. The home side scored the first goal of the game in seven of their last 10 home matches. Their visitors scored the first goal in four of their last 10 away games.

Both teams to not score paid out seven times in the past ten encounters between Leeds and Hull, whereas under 2.5 goals happened four times. Hull scored an average of one goal a game, with Leeds averaging 1.4 goals in this run. Hull witnessed over 2.5 goals in four of their previous ten matches across all tournaments in which they averaged 1.4 goals a game. Over 2.5 goals came up in four of Leeds's previous ten matches across all tournaments. They managed to score an average of 1.6 goals in these matches.