Super Sunday begins with Hull vs Everton, one of two early games alongside Crystal Palace vs Nottingham Forest.
It is an intriguing contest for the Premier League’s return after the international break, though much of the pre-match chat is focused on Everton’s precarious ownership situation.
News on Friday declared the Toffees’ owners are pondering the prospect of a full club sale, a far from ideal scenario ahead of facing one of the division’s surprise packages of the season thus far.
A fascinating contest in Hull awaits on Matchday 6 of the season, and our full match preview is available to view below.
We have also picked out some online betting tips based on the latest Premier League odds, and NetBet Sport’s brilliant Bet Builder tool is also available to use on this fixture.
Where can I watch Hull vs Everton in the UK?
Hull vs Everton will be broadcast live on Sky Sports Premier League, with kick-off scheduled for 2pm UK time.
Hull vs Everton Preview
Recent results
Hull’s previous home game saw them draw 0-0 with Aston Villa, with Sergej Jakirovic’s men then collecting a credible 2-2 draw at Chelsea. The Tigers lost 2-1 at Newcastle in their final match before the break, though the overall performance merited at least a point.
After three consecutive draws vs Bournemouth (1-1), Manchester United (2-2) and Tottenham (0-0), Everton collected a crucial 1-0 victory over Ipswich at the Hill Dickinson Stadium in their previous outing. Thierno Barry’s early strike secured three priceless points for David Moyes, seeing the team move one place above Sunday’s opposition Hull and into seventh.
Head-to-head record
These two sides last met in the 2021-22 FA Cup, with Everton winning 3-2 at Hull.
The previous top-flight meeting in March 2017 saw the Toffees triumph 4-0 at Goodison Park, though the reverse fixture finished 2-2.
Hull won just two of their 10 Premier League clashes with Everton.
Team news
Hull are set to be missing quite a few players in Eliot Matazo, Jack Butland, Darko Gyabi, Ilyas Ansah, Charlie Hughes, Hidemasa Morita and Nobel Mendy. Brooke Norton-Cuffy, Matt Targett and Elliot Stroud are rated as doubts.
Merlin Rohl looks like being the only Everton squad member who is guaranteed to be absent here. Christian Norgaard and Vitalii Mykolenko are doubts.
Hull vs Everton Odds
*All odds are subject to change
Hull are underdogs ahead of kick-off at a price of 3.47. A win for Everton is at odds of 2.02, while the draw here is 3.37.
Hull vs Everton Betting Tips
Total goals – Under 2.5 @ 1.77
While Hull’s last two matches resulted in over 2.5 goals scored, their previous home clashes saw the defences dominate. The 0-0 draw with Villa was preceded by the famous 2-0 win over Manchester United, with all five of their opening games across all competitions seeing under 2.5 land. Furthermore, the bet was a winner in four of Everton’s last five matches, so backing it again here feels like a good move to make.
Both teams to score – No @ 1.93
And if you want slightly better odds focused on a low-scoring thriller, this could be the way to go. We are yet to see both teams score at Hull’s stadium this season, while Everton’s last three games saw this pick come in. Good omens? We reckon so!
Draw no bet – Hull @ 2.40
Everton are unbeaten in the Premier League, but have been far from convincing at times. In stark contrast, Hull caught the eye in the victories over Man Utd and Coventry (0-1), as well as in the credible draws vs Villa and Chelsea. As previously mentioned, the Tigers were also very unlucky to lose at Newcastle, so siding with the hosts and partially covering your stake – at a good price too – could be the way to go here.
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