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Tenth hosts twelfth with just goal difference between them on 10 points, and the market sees nothing to split Hull City and Ipswich Town.
Hull City sit 10th and Ipswich Town 12th, both on 10 points after eight games, so a win would lift either side into the top half. Hull's defence has been the tighter, conceding 8 to Ipswich's 16, while Ipswich have scored more, 12 to 9.
Hull are without a win in five league games, three draws and two defeats, but they are hard to beat at home, drawing their last three league matches there and unbeaten at the MKM for a long run. Ipswich have been more erratic, two wins, a draw and two defeats, and have lost four of their last five away league games.
Hull's injury list is long, with Jack Butland, Darko Gyabi and Eliot Matazo among the absentees. They line up 5-4-1 with Oli McBurnie up front and Konstantinos Tzolakis in goal. Ipswich have a full squad and go 4-2-3-1, with Enciso, Philogene and Fatawu Issahaku behind Emersonn.
The market has it dead level at around 36% each, with the draw near 28%. Hull's compact shape against Ipswich's travel troubles points to a tight, cagey afternoon.
Analyse rédigée par une IA à partir des données du match de cette page. Ce n'est pas un pronostic.