• Hull won 3-1 at Millwall last weekend

• West Brom have lost seven in a row away

• Recommended bet: Hull City to win

Hull City's last home game of 2025 sees them welcome former player Ryan Mason and his West Brom side to the MKM Stadium.

City are buoyant after three wins in their last four culminating in back-to-back successes over Wrexham and Millwall, while West Brom are suffering real travel sickness having lost seven on the bounce away from home.

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Team news

Hull are without centre-back Semi Ajayi (away on AFCON duty) plus influential midfielder John Lundstram and top scorer Joe Gelhardt, who are injured.

Boss Sergej Jakirovic can welcome back striker Enis Destan, who has missed two weeks with a hip problem.

Alex Mowatt is set to return from injury to team up alongside Jayson Molumby in the heart of West Brom's midfield.

The stats

Since the start of October only leaders Coventry have won more points than Hull (25 points from 11 games).

West Brom have lost seven away games in a row.

Ten of Hull's 21 games have produced over 3.5 goals, while 15 of their 21 have produced over 2.5.

Hull's matches produce more first-half goals (36) than any other side, averaging 1.7 goals per first half.

Baggies' frontman Aune Heggebo has scored seven times in his last seven appearances, finding the net in five of those matches.

West Brom's away games produce an average of 8.4 corners per time, the lowest in the division.

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Prediction

Mason will have hoped the pressure he is under may have eased a bit following last weekend's 2-0 win over Sheffield United at The Hawthorns.

But it is every time he and his side set foot on the team bus for an away trip that a feeling of dread must come over the Baggies' chief, and this assignment looks set to be no different.

Hull are the second hottest side in the Championship (behind runaway leaders Coventry) over the last couple of months and look full of goals.

Bosnian boss Jakirovic has seen his side vault into the play-off places on the back of wins over Wrexham and Millwall, which is in stark contrast to West Brom's position in the table.

Talked up for promotion back in the summer, Mason's men go into this weekend down in 16th place.

They have lost a league-high eight away games, including each of their last seven. They have conceded 20 goals on their travels which is the joint worst total, alongside Southampton.

There are usually goals at the MKM Stadium, especially in the first period. The 29/10 with LiveScore Bet that both teams score in the first half is as enticing as a bet on the Tigers.

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