Hull are winless in seven matches in all competitions
Ipswich have won only two of their last eight matches
Ipswich are unbeaten in five games against Hull
Two teams desperate for three points meet at the MKM Stadium on Saturday when Hull host Ipswich in the Premier League.
The two teams were tipped for relegation in pre-season, but both have surpassed expectations so far, having both claimed 10 points from eight matches.
The latest Hull vs Ipswich odds are available on LiveScore Bet
Key Stats
Hull are winless in seven matches in all competitions
The Tigers are unbeaten at home the league with one win and three draws
Ipswich have won only three of their 10 fixtures in all competitions
The Tractor Boys have lost five of their last eight games
Ipswich are unbeaten in their last five games against Hull
Mohamed Belloumi has netted three goals this season
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Draw
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Oliver McBurnie Over 1.5 fouls
Score Prediction
Team News
Hull boss Sergej Jakirovic is dealing with several injuries, with Matt Targett, Ilyas Ansah, Darko Gyabi, Eliot Matazo and Charlie Hughes all sidelined, while Nobel Mendy, Jack Butland and Lucas Gourna-Douath are all doubtful.
Jack Taylor is Ipswich's only confirmed absentee, although Sasa Lukic will need to pass a fitness test as he tries to recover from a groin injury.
Need to know
While Hull have claimed 10 points this season, their last victory came at the end of August against Coventry. The Tigers are winless in seven games since but have drawn against Aston Villa, Chelsea, Everton and Brentford.
Ipswich have yet to keep a clean sheet this season in all competitions, while only Crystal Palace have conceded more than their tally of 16 goals against.
Prediction
Ipswich's defensive issues have made life difficult for them and they will look to secure their first clean sheet of the season when they take on Hull.
The Tigers have struggled to secure wins in the last few weeks, but four draws in seven matches have shown they are up for the fight.
Hull have only scored nine goals in eight games with only the bottom three having netted fewer, but they will be confident of keeping Ipswich at bay in a close-fought game.
The hosts have yet to lose in front of their own fans this season but three of their four games have ended level and Ipswich look capable of achieving something similar.
Hull striker Oliver McBurnie will do all he can to turn the game in his team's favour, but he has conceded 11 fouls this season and will not be afraid to take a physical battle to the Ipswich defence.
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