Hull City 1-1 Watford

Current streaks

Recent form

Hull City

Hull City are enduring a torrid run of form, finding themselves rooted to the bottom of the Championship table with just 15 points from 19 games. The Tigers are currently on a dismal six-match losing streak, their worst run of the season, during which they've managed to score only twice whilst conceding 10 goals. Their attacking woes are particularly concerning, with an average of just 0.33 goals per game in their last six outings. Defensively, they've been equally poor, failing to keep a clean sheet in their last 10 matches. The 3-1 defeat to Middlesbrough stands out as the highest-scoring game in this period, but for all the wrong reasons from Hull's perspective. With both their winless and losing streaks extending to alarming lengths, Hull City are in desperate need of a turnaround to avoid being cut adrift at the foot of the table.

Watford

Watford have shown mixed form in their recent fixtures, maintaining a mid-table position in the Championship. The Hornets have been relatively solid defensively, keeping three clean sheets in their last six matches and conceding less than a goal per game on average. Their most notable result came in a high-scoring 6-2 victory away at Sheffield Wednesday, which significantly boosted their goal difference. Despite this outlier, Watford's matches have tended to be low-scoring affairs, with 67% of their recent games featuring under 2.5 goals. The team have demonstrated resilience, avoiding consecutive losses and managing to secure points in five of their last six outings. However, their inability to string together a run of wins has prevented them from climbing higher up the table, with their current form reading WLWDWD.

Recent home/away form

Hull City

Hull City's recent home form paints a concerning picture for the Tigers, as they find themselves in the midst of a three-match losing streak at the MKM Stadium. The club have failed to secure a victory in their last six home fixtures, managing only two draws against Portsmouth and Burnley amidst four defeats. Hull's goal-scoring woes are evident, with the team netting just three times in these six matches, averaging a mere 0.5 goals per game. Defensively, they've also struggled, conceding eight goals and failing to keep a clean sheet during this period. The lack of high-scoring affairs is notable, with 83% of these matches seeing fewer than 2.5 goals. This poor run of form at home has undoubtedly contributed to Hull City's precarious position at the foot of the Championship table, sitting in 24th place with only 15 points from 19 games.

Watford

Watford's recent away form has been a cause for concern, with the Hornets struggling to find consistency on their travels. The team have managed just one win in their last six away fixtures, suffering four defeats and securing one draw. A particularly worrying trend is their three-match losing streak prior to their most recent outing, during which they conceded eight goals without reply. However, their 6-2 victory over Sheffield Wednesday stands out as a high-scoring anomaly, demonstrating their potential for offensive firepower. Despite this impressive result, Watford have been unable to keep a clean sheet in any of these six away matches, conceding an average of 2.17 goals per game. The high-scoring nature of their matches is evident, with 83% of these games seeing over 2.5 goals. While Watford's away form has been poor, their overall league position (7th) suggests better performances at home are keeping them in the promotion hunt.