Hull City vs Burnley

Current streaks

Recent form

Hull City

Hull City have shown mixed form in their recent matches, with a notable run of three consecutive Championship victories before their most recent defeat. The Tigers have been involved in several high-scoring encounters, particularly impressive in their 4-1 thrashing of Cardiff City and their 3-1 away wins against both Queens Park Rangers and Stoke City. Despite their current 14th position in the league, Hull's attacking prowess is evident, having scored an average of 2 goals per game in their last six matches. However, their defensive record is a concern, conceding 1.33 goals per game and managing only one clean sheet in this period. The team's matches have been entertaining for neutrals, with 67% of their games featuring over 2.5 goals and both teams scoring in half of the fixtures. Hull's inconsistency is highlighted by their inability to string together more than three wins, alternating between victories and defeats in their last four competitive matches.

Burnley

Burnley have been in impressive form recently, demonstrating a strong unbeaten run that stretches to seven games. Their last six matches have yielded four wins and two draws, showcasing their resilience and consistency. The Clarets have been particularly solid defensively, keeping five clean sheets in their last six outings and conceding just one goal during this period. Their miserly defence is further highlighted by their low goals conceded per game average of 0.17. While their attacking output hasn't been prolific, with only six goals scored in the last six matches, it has been enough to secure positive results. The majority of their recent games have been low-scoring affairs, with 83% of matches featuring under 2.5 goals. Burnley's current second-place position in the Championship, with 21 points from 10 games, reflects their strong start to the season and positions them as serious promotion contenders.

Recent home/away form

Hull City

Hull City's recent home form has been rather inconsistent, with the Tigers struggling to find their footing at the MKM Stadium. In their last six home matches, Hull have managed only one victory, a convincing 4-1 win against Cardiff City, which stands out as their highest-scoring game in this period. The team have suffered three losses, including a disappointing League Cup exit to Sheffield Wednesday, and secured two draws. Defensively, Hull City have kept just one clean sheet in these six matches, conceding an average of 1.17 goals per game. Their goal-scoring record has been modest, with an average of one goal per game, although the majority of their matches (67%) have seen fewer than 2.5 goals. Interestingly, both teams have scored in half of these fixtures, suggesting that while Hull City have had difficulties, they've generally remained competitive in their home encounters.

Burnley

Burnley have shown mixed form away from home in their recent fixtures, but there are some positive trends to note. The Clarets have secured three wins in their last six away matches, including their most recent outing against Sheffield Wednesday. Their away record includes an impressive 4-1 victory over Luton Town, which stands out as a particularly high-scoring game. Defensively, Burnley have been solid on the road, keeping three clean sheets in their last six away matches. However, they've also experienced a brief run of two consecutive away defeats, losing to Wolves in the League Cup and Sunderland in the Championship. Despite these setbacks, Burnley's overall away form has contributed to their strong league position, currently sitting second in the table with 21 points from 10 games. The team's defensive solidity is further highlighted by the fact that 83% of their recent away matches have seen under 2.5 goals scored.