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- 21′Hull City, yellow card:
- 34′Everton, goal disallowed:Goal Disallowed
- Half-time
- 48′Hull City, goal:1–0assist
- 55′Everton, goal:1–1assist
- 64′Hull City, substitution:off
- 64′Hull City, substitution:off
- 65′Hull City, substitution:off
- 66′Everton, substitution:off
- 68′Everton, goal:1–2assist
- 74′Hull City, goal:2–2assist
- 75′Hull City, substitution:off
- 78′Everton, substitution:off
- 78′Everton, substitution:off
- 86′Hull City, substitution:off
- 86′Everton, substitution:off
- 86′Everton, substitution:off
- Full-time2 – 2
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Hull City come from behind to draw 2-2 with Everton at the MKM Stadium
Hull City and Everton shared four goals in a 2-2 draw in Matchweek 6 of the Premier League at the MKM Stadium, a match that stayed goalless until the second half and then turned quickly. Everton were unbeaten in eight games after the result, while Hull, who had lost two of their previous five, claimed a point from behind.
AI-assisted match report written from official match data.
Joe Gelhardt broke the deadlock three minutes after the restart, finishing from a Sorba Thomas assist to make it 1-0 in the 48th minute. Everton responded within seven minutes, Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall equalising in the 55th minute from Ainsley Maitland-Niles's pass.
Dewsbury-Hall then turned provider in the 68th minute, setting up Thierno Barry to put the visitors 2-1 ahead. Hull needed only six minutes to answer, Mohamed Belloumi levelling at 2-2 in the 74th minute with Elliot Stroud supplying the final pass. Neither side found a winner, and the table left Everton fifth on 10 points and Hull ninth on 9.
Dewsbury-Hall scored once and set up Barry's goal, earning the match's top rating of 8.95. James Tarkowski, also of Everton, was next on 7.97, with Belloumi the highest-rated Hull player at 7.41.
Everton held 65% of the possession to Hull's 35%, yet the points were shared.
Hull City and Everton drew 2–2 (half-time 0–0).
Hull City met Everton in the Premier League (Regular Season - 6). Kick-off was Sunday, 11 October 2026, 13:00 UTC at MKM Stadium. Referee: Michael Salisbury. Attendance: 24,458.
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Key moments
- 48' Goal: Joe Gelhardt (assist: Sorba Thomas) — 1–0 · Watch Joe Gelhardt's goal video (48')
- 55' Goal: Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall (assist: Ainsley Maitland-Niles) — 1–1 · Watch Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall's goal video (55')
- 68' Goal: Thierno Barry (assist: Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall) — 1–2 · Watch Thierno Barry's goal video (68')
- 74' Goal: Mohamed Belloumi (assist: Elliot Stroud) — 2–2 · Watch Mohamed Belloumi's goal video (74')
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Hull City (5-4-1)
Everton (4-2-3-1)
Sirius · Why these numbers
Before kick-off Sirius gave Hull City 14%, the draw 27%, Everton 59%. It finished Hull City 2–2 Everton.
Everton's rating gap, but the draw is in play — Everton are clearly the stronger side on our strength rating, and the early-season home fade on top gives Everton a clear lead. The draw at 27% is lifted by a low-scoring environment.
Why Everton at 59%?
Everton sit 256 points higher on our strength rating — 1508 to 1763. Sides with a more than 240-point rating edge on the road won 65.7% of 5,863 such games. Both sides are inside their first six league games — home wins land softer this early in the season, so this trims Hull City's column. Across 11,278 opening-stretch games since 2010, home sides won 42.8% where the rating map expected 44.7%, with draws up 1.4 — negative in every season since 2018. The 300 most similar past games finished 17–24–59.
Why only 59%?
No scored evidence points the other way. 59% is what this rating gap has been worth in games like these; the rest is the draw at 27% and Hull City at 14%.
Why is the draw second, ahead of the Hull City win?
With a rating gap this size the draw starts at 22.9%. These teams' recent games average 1.9 goals — a low-scoring environment. Games in that environment drew 28.2% of 18,733. The goals environment adds 2.6 points to the draw. Early-season fixtures add 1.4 points to the draw.
What did we measure but not count?
Everton have averaged 12 percentage points more possession than Hull City in recent games. That doesn’t change our forecast here. Hull City have gained 97 strength-rating points over their last 10 games. Momentum is measured but not yet proven: climbing sides won 39.9% of 11,181 such games vs 40.5% class-expected — inside the noise band, so it stays at 0 points until the receipt clears its evidence bar. The other measured facts on this page scored nothing either.
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About this match
On this page: the Hull City vs Everton final score and result, goal highlights and video clips of every goal, who scored, starting lineups, match stats and the full match report from this Premier League fixture.
- Who scored and when — a goal-by-goal timeline of the match.
- Match stats — possession, shots, expected goals (xG), corners and cards.
- Starting lineups and player ratings for both teams.
- Head-to-head record and recent form for both sides.
- Watch Joe Gelhardt's goal against Everton (48').
- Watch Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall's goal against Hull City (55').
- Watch Thierno Barry's goal against Hull City (68').
- Watch Mohamed Belloumi's goal against Everton (74').
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