MATCH THREAD: " HULL CITY v CARDIFF CITY " MATCH THREAD

HULL CITY v CARDIFF CITY
Friday 15th April, 3pm
Sky Bet Championship
MKM Stadium 


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TEAM NAMED:

Cardiff City XI: Phillips; Denham, Flint, McGuinness; Drameh, Vaulks, Wintle; Davies, Ikpeazu, Harris.

Subs: Luthra, Nelson, Doughty, Ng, Doyle, Colwill, Hugill.





What's the latest team news?




Cardiff City have no new injuries to report, despite Joe Ralls coming off against Reading with a slight knock. Max Watters is also expected to be available for selection following recovery from his ankle injury.

Sean Morrison and Isaac Vassell are the long-term absentees. Alex Smithies has played his last game or the club after Steve Morison revealed he would leave the club in the summer.




The Tigers, meanwhile, are without any injury issues apart from Randell Williams, who has been unavailable since January when he picked up an injury against Bournemouth.



Updated: 14/04/2022


Injuries?

"Max Watters is now fit."

"All good. Everyone is fit."

Steve Morison





TEAM NEWS:

Joe Ralls, still waiting to hear since he got injured at Reading.

Max Watters is back and trained full time.Steve Morison is thinking that next weekend's clash with Hull City might be his first game back after his ankle injury.

Otherwise there are no new complaints. Sean Morrison and Isaac Vassell are the long-term absentees.




Can I stream or watch the match on TV?

Not on TV in the UK.

The Opposition's Manager - Shota Arveladze

Ex-Rangers and Ajax player Arveladze was appointed Hull manager in January.

This is his first management job in the UK. He has previously managed clubs such as Trabzonspor and Maccabi Tel Aviv.

Opposition Dangerous Players

Keane Lewis-Potter has nine goals and three assists in the league this season.

He scored against us earlier in the season.

Previous Meeting 

Hull beat us 1-0 in November

Team News - Predicted Line-Ups

Hull City: Ingram, Longman, Jones, McLoughlin, Greaves, Fleming, Slater, Smallwood, Honeyman, Lewis-Potter, Sayyadmanesh

Cardiff City: Phillips, Drameh, Ng, Nelson, Bagan, Doughty, Ralls, Wintle, Doyle, Colwill, Hugill

Form - Last Three Competitive Games

Middlesbrough 0-1 Hull City
Hull City 0-1 Huddersfield Town
Hull City 1-3 Luton Town

Reading 1-2 Cardiff City
Cardiff City 0-4 Swansea City
Cardiff City 2-1 Stoke

Match Odds

Hull City - 6/4
Cardiff City - 7/4
Draw - 23/10

Predictions

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TEAM NEWS:


Max Watters is back and trained full time.Steve Morison is thinking that next weekend's clash with Hull City might be his first game back after his ankle injury.

Otherwise there are no new complaints. Sean Morrison and Isaac Vassell are the long-term absentees.

Joe Ralls, still waiting to hear since he got injured at Reading.

Injuries?

"Max Watters is now fit."

"All good. Everyone is fit."

Steve Morison

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Looking forward to today's game and a good opportunity to further test the potential and resolve of those players with a potential future after Steve Morison's Summer Revolution

Hull City no poor team and with Lewis-Potter in the side they will be a big threat at home

Result or performance? It's a result-based budiness, so the former for me; a performance like the second half at Reading will be a pleasant bonus

To add an old addage, we'll certainly know we've been to Hull and back...!

What's the latest team news?




Cardiff City have no new injuries to report, despite Joe Ralls coming off against Reading with a slight knock. Max Watters is also expected to be available for selection following recovery from his ankle injury.

Sean Morrison and Isaac Vassell are the long-term absentees. Alex Smithies has played his last game or the club after Steve Morison revealed he would leave the club in the summer.

The Tigers, meanwhile, are without any injury issues apart from Randell Williams, who has been unavailable since January when he picked up an injury against Bournemouth.

What are the latest betting odds?



Hull City win - 6/4

Draw - 11/5

Cardiff City win - 19/10

(Odds courtesy of Sky Bet, correct at time of publishing)

Match facts:



Hull City are looking to complete a league double over Cardiff City for the first time since 2015-16 under Steve Bruce.



Cardiff have won two of their last 11 away league visits to Hull (D4 L5), winning 2-0 in February 2011 and 2-0 in April 2018.


This will be only Hull’s second home Good Friday league match this century, with their other game coming back in April 2007 against Norwich, losing 2-1.



Cardiff have lost 20 of their last 27 Good Friday league matches (W3 D4) and lost 1-0 last year at home to Nottingham Forest.





Hull have lost their last six home league matches and defeat in this match will see them break a club record for consecutive home league defeats, also enduring a six-game losing run between September and November 1992 when they played at Boothferry Park.

I'm in Santa Ponsa Majorca where can I view it anyone its red button game

This will be interesting:

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What's the latest team news?




Cardiff City have no new injuries to report, despite Joe Ralls coming off against Reading with a slight knock. Max Watters is also expected to be available for selection following recovery from his ankle injury.

Sean Morrison and Isaac Vassell are the long-term absentees. Alex Smithies has played his last game or the club after Steve Morison revealed he would leave the club in the summer.

The Tigers, meanwhile, are without any injury issues apart from Randell Williams, who has been unavailable since January when he picked up an injury against Bournemouth.

It’s a starting eleven nobody could have predicted.

What's the latest team news?




Cardiff City have no new injuries to report, despite Joe Ralls coming off against Reading with a slight knock. Max Watters is also expected to be available for selection following recovery from his ankle injury.

Sean Morrison and Isaac Vassell are the long-term absentees. Alex Smithies has played his last game or the club after Steve Morison revealed he would leave the club in the summer.

The Tigers, meanwhile, are without any injury issues apart from Randell Williams, who has been unavailable since January when he picked up an injury against Bournemouth.

It’s a starting eleven nobody could have predicted.

Not even the club leak.

I quite like that team and we have great strength on the bench too. May aswell try different things as we are safe now.

Cardiff City XI: Phillips; Denham, Flint, McGuinness; Drameh, Vaulks, Wintle; Davies, Ikpeazu, Harris.

Subs: Luthra, Nelson, Doughty, Ng, Doyle, Colwill, Hugill.

Initial shape was 4 2 3 1, now 3 5 2. Goal Live is usually spot on.

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Decent attack started by Harris with a good ball into Ikpeazu but he doesn't see Isaak Davies to his right and the ball is sent away by the Hull keeper

Lewis-Potter then threatens up the keft but Bagan gets the ball away

LATEST SCORE: HULL CITY 0 - 0 CARDIFF CITY

Dicing with danger there for Cardiff. Keane Lewis-Potter gets in behind Drameh and sends in a troublesome cross. But the visitors' defence clears.

1nil

Disaster, as the Bluebirds contrive to give away a now traditional and calamitous early goal...!

Flint at fault first but Phillips has a proverbial mare coming out to challenge and player and ball go through to the waiting empty net

LATEST SCORE: HULL CITY 1 - 0 CARDIFF CITY

McGuiness clearly on the beach. Disaster.

2nil

Typical city 2 nil down now

Pathetic and Phillips

Vaulks on the beach as well. Dreadful.

Any discussions regarding giving flint a new contract should be ended today

And then the second bus comes along and it's a second goal for Hull...

Poor work again and easily preventable with both Drameh and Vaulks at fault before (shall we say) not the best of shots beats Phillips in the Bluebird goal

LATEST SCORE: HULL CITY 2 - 0 CARDIFF CITY

Even by city's standards both goals were remarkable in way defenders were simply careless for both goals ... but see signs that city will score if they can get off the beach..

Save! Wow, what an effort from Ikpeazu!

A cross comes into the box and Ikpeazu pulls out the overhead kick, which he connects with really well. Matt Ingram has to dive to his right to stop it heading into the top corner.

No wonder we are losing Hugil is managing hull