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Hull vs Oxford Prediction – Championship
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Read below for our detailed analysis of both teams, including their recent records and primary statistics to provide the best prediction for this match between Hull and Oxford.
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Betting tip and prediction for this match between Hull vs Oxford
The best prediction for the match between Hull vs Oxford in the Championship is a victory for Hull. Given their performance at home and the support from their fans, Hull is expected to dominate this fixture, displaying the individual quality of their squad. Following a draw in their last outing, Hull City will be eager to return to winning ways, entering the field determined to secure full points.
The best prediction for Hull vs Oxford
Hull to win
Match preview: Hull vs Oxford
Hull and Oxford face off at Kcom Stadium in a match for the 37th round of the Championship. The previous encounter saw Oxford United triumph at home with a score of (1‑0) when they last met in this league edition on 05‑11‑2024. In the last three years, the head-to-head record between both teams has seen one win for each, indicating a competitive balance. However, significant attention must be paid to their home and away performances, as both teams exhibit markedly different results based on the venue.
Team analysis: Hull
With 9 wins, 10 draws, and 17 losses, Hull is currently positioned 19th, accumulating 37 points. In their latest match, they drew with Bristol City (1‑1) following a previous home victory against Plymouth Argyle (2‑0). Interestingly, Hull has recorded better results as visitors than at home; over the last 30 matches, they achieved 5 wins, 2 draws, and 8 losses as away players, scoring 12 goals and conceding 17. In contrast, their home record consists of 2 wins, 6 draws, and 7 losses, with a goal tally of 15 scored and 20 conceded. In their last 10 home Championship games, Hull has secured just 9 points from a possible 30, with 2 wins, 3 draws, and 5 losses. Notably, during home matches in the Championship, the most frequent half-time score was 0‑0 (recorded 7 times in 18). The team has shown the ability to score, netting in 8 of their last 10 Championship matches. In 36 games this season, they managed to overturn the score in only 2 of the 19 matches where they conceded first. Furthermore, in their last 18 home games, Hull scored 7 of their 19 goals between the 76th and 90th minutes.
The Hull City team enters this fixture after a 1-1 draw against Bristol City, with João Pedro notching their only goal. Under manager Shota Arveladze, Hull typically deploys a 4-3-3 formation, aiming to play a controlled possession style with their attacking thrust primarily down the flanks. Leading their attack are Kyle Joseph, Joe Gelhardt, and Abu Kamara, while midfielder Matt Crooks orchestrates their play. Unfortunately, João Pedro is suspended, and several players, including Eliot Matazo, Liam Millar, Mohamed Belloumi, and Louie Barry, are sidelined due to injury.
Team analysis: Oxford
Currently sitting 18th with a record of 9 wins, 12 draws, and 15 losses, Oxford has accumulated 39 points. Their latest match ended in a 1-1 draw against Norwich City, following a home defeat to Coventry City (2-3). Oxford appears to be significantly impacted by home conditions, performing better in front of their supporters. Over their last 30 games away from home, they recorded only 1 victory, combining for 6 draws and 8 losses, having scored 6 and conceded 22. At home, they fared better with 5 wins, 5 draws, and 5 losses while scoring 20 goals and allowing 24. In the last 10 Championship games as visitors, Oxford has managed just 8 points, with 1 win, 5 draws, and 4 losses. Defensively, they have conceded goals in 7 of the last 10 Championship matches, indicating a weaker defensive setup. Moreover, away matches tend to produce low-scoring affairs, with 12 of their last 18 fixtures finishing with fewer than 2.5 goals. Through 36 matches this season, Oxford has conceded the first goal 18 times and only managed to turn the scoreline around twice. Furthermore, in their last 18 away fixtures, they scored 4 out of 11 goals within minutes 16 to 30 of the match.
The Oxford United squad heads into this matchup following a 1-1 draw against Norwich City, where Mark Harris scored their solitary goal. The visitors typically employ a 3-5-2 formation, favouring a direct approach with swift transitions and emphasis on penetrating runs into the area. Their forward line features Mark Harris and Ole Romanny, while Will Vaulks is charged with creating opportunities in midfield. Facing injury issues are Greg Leigh and Tom Bradshaw, missing out on this encounter.
The best prediction for Hull vs Oxford
Hull to win
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