Hull City went head-to-head with Brentford in the Championship of England on February 1. The match finished with Brentford victorious, 1-5.
The game turned on the 12th minute when Said Benrahma found the net, handing Brentford the advantage. The scoreline was shaped by further goals from Reece Burke, David Raya and Ollie Watkins with Benrahma scoring two more, setting the final scoreline at 1-5.
Tensions run high as the upcoming meeting sees Hull City and Brentford square off once more, 5 months after the previous Championship match which ended in a draw 1-1. Hull City are in a rough patch, heading into this clash after suffering defeats to Huddersfield, Chelsea, Derby County and Fulham.
Brentford's current performances leave more to be desired just like their oponents, as they prepare for this match after two straight losses to Nottingham Forest and Leicester City, having failed to win in their last three outings. Their recent form raises questions, having gone three matches without finding the net, which has put a spotlight on their offensive issues.
This Championship clash shines a light on the players who have played crucial roles in creating and converting chances for Hull City and Brentford in this campaign. Hull City’s attacking options, shaped by Grant McCann’s vision, have been bolstered by Jarrod Bowen, the team’s top scorer, and Tom Eaves, both of whom have contributed crucial goals. Hull City’s top scorer in Championship, Bowen, has fifteen goals this season. Kamil Grosicki, Kamil Grosicki and Josh Magennis have also played key roles, contributing with goals and assists to fuel Hull City’s attack.
Meanwhile, Ollie Watkins and Bryan Mbeumo have been pivotal for Brentford’s attack, under Thomas Frank’s guidance, combining to deliver important goals. Watkins has emerged as Brentford’s leading scorer in Championship this season, netting eighteen goals. Adding further support are Joshua Da Silva, Said Benrahma and Marcus Forss, who have combined to deliver key goals and assists for the team.
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Hull City kicked off the game with George Long, Reece Burke, Stephen Kingsley, Eric Lichaj, Ryan Tafazolli, Leonardo da Silva Lopes, George Honeyman, Jackson Irvine, Josh Magennis, Keane Lewis Potter and Mallik Wilks as starters, with Matt Ingram, Daniel Batty, Sean McLoughlin, Herbie Kane, Marcus Maddison, Norbert Balogh and Tom Eaves on the bench.
Brentford's starting eleven were David Raya, Henrik Dalsgaard, Rico Henry, Julian Jeanvier, Ethan Pinnock, Joshua Da Silva, Mathias Jensen, Christian Norgaard, Said Benrahma, Bryan Mbeumo and Ollie Watkins, with Luke Daniels, Luka Racic, Mads Roerslev Rasmussen, Emiliano Marcondes, Joel Valencia, Dru Yearwood and Halil Dervisoglu on the bench.
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Referee showed the yellow card once throughout the game. Said Benrahma was the one to receive it.
The teams have met five times since December 2017. Hull City have won twice, Brentford once, with the other two encounters ending in stalemates. The last time these teams met was on August 17, 2019, in the Championship of England, concluding in a 1-1 draw. Over the course of these five head-to-head games, Hull City have found the net eight times, whereas Brentford have scored nine. Overall, Hull City hold a stronger head-to-head record against Brentford in recent meetings.
Hull City are on a four-game losing streak, including defeats against Huddersfield, Chelsea, Derby County and Fulham in their last four outings, while Brentford's recent form includes two consecutive losses, including defeats against Nottingham Forest and Leicester City in their last two outings. Overall, over their most recent twenty games, Hull City have claimed nine victories, suffered ten defeats, and drawn one time, while in their last twenty matches, Brentford have recorded ten wins, eight losses, and two draws.
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