Hull City squared off with Fleetwood Town in the League One of England action on April 17. Hull City wrapped up the match with a 2-1 triumph.
The game turned on the 22nd minute when Kyle Vassell found the net, putting Fleetwood Town ahead. Josh Magennis and Keane Lewis-Potter found the net next, bringing the match to a 2-1 conclusion.
In what promises to be a thrilling clash, the upcoming match sees Hull City and Fleetwood Town are set to clash again, 3 months after the EFL Trophy face-off which Hull City won 3-2. In impressive form, Hull City has claimed wins against Plymouth, Northampton and Crewe, keeping their unbeaten run alive at ten matches.
After their recent two-win streak against Rochdale and Wimbledon, Fleetwood Town approach this match with renewed confidence in the same manner. Lately, they’ve shown resilience at the back on home turf, recording three straight clean sheets.
In this League One showdown, the spotlight will fall on the players who have been pivotal for Hull City and Fleetwood Town throughout the campaign. Hull City’s attacking options, under Grant McCann’s guidance, have been bolstered by Mallik Wilks, the team’s top scorer, and Josh Magennis, both of whom have contributed crucial goals. In League One, Wilks has been Hull City’s standout scorer with eighteen goals. Hull City’s attacking depth is further showcased by Keane Lewis Potter, Tom Eaves and Greg Docherty, who have each made valuable contributions this season.
Meanwhile, Fleetwood Town’s offensive unit, under the tactical direction of Micky Mellon, has leaned on Callum Camps, their main scorer, and Paddy Madden, as they continue to drive the team’s attacking efforts forward. Camps leads Fleetwood Town’s scoring charts in League One this season with nine goals. Ched Evans, Wes Burns and Harvey Saunders have made their presence felt as well, chipping in with decisive contributions in attack.
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Hull City kicked off the game with Matt Ingram, Callum Elder, Jacob Greaves, Alfie Jones, Lewie Coyle, Greg Docherty, Regan Slater, Keane Lewis-Potter, Dan Crowley, Mallik Wilks and Josh Magennis as starters, with Tom Eaves, Joshua Emmanuel, George Long, Sean McLoughlin, James Scott, Richard Smallwood and Gavin Whyte on the bench.
Fleetwood Town's starting eleven were Alex Cairns, Janoi Donacien, Callum Connolly, James Hill, Danny Andrew, Daniel Batty, Jordan Rossiter, Callum Camps, Wes Burns, Kyle Vassell and Barrie McKay, with Harrison Biggins, Joel Coleman, Mark Duffy, Sam Finley, Gerard Garner, Harrison Holgate and Harvey Saunders on the bench.
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Referee showed the yellow card once throughout the game. Janoi Donacien was the one to receive it.
Since October 2020, the teams have clashed three times. Hull City have won twice while Fleetwood Town have won once. The last time these teams met was on January 12, 2021, in the EFL Trophy of England, and Hull City emerged victorious with a 3-2 scoreline. Hull City have scored six goals across these three encounters, while Fleetwood Town have scored six. So, overall, Hull City have the edge in head-to-head matches against Fleetwood Town in their recent history.
Hull City are on a three-game winning streak, with victories against Plymouth, Northampton and Crewe in their last three matches, while Fleetwood Town's recent form includes two consecutive wins, having won Rochdale and Wimbledon in their last two matches. Overall, over their most recent twenty games, Hull City have claimed eleven victories, suffered four defeats, and drawn five times, while over their most recent twenty games, Fleetwood Town have claimed seven victories, suffered seven defeats, and drawn six times.
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