Wolves V Hull City Head To Head


2005 Match Programme
By Badge32
August 15 2015

Wolves entertain Hull City tomorrow in front of the live cameras of Sky TV as both side look to grab an early Championship league ladder lead. 

This will be the 63rd meeting between the two sides which Hull City just edge.

Overall Games:

Games Played: 62

Games won: 23

Games drawn:13

Games lost: 26

 

Home Games:

Games Played: 28

Games won: 14

Games drawn: 6

Games lost: 8

 

Match Facts

Wolves have lost only one of their past seven games in all competitions against Hull at Molineux (W3 D3). The last Hull win was 2-1 on Boxing day of 1989.

The Tigers have won three of their past six league matches against Wolves (D2 L1), although the defeat did come in the most recent game.

Wolves won the last meeting 1-0 thanks to a Kevin Doyle goal in 2013.

Benik Afobe's goal against Blackburn Rovers was his 14th of 2015 - only Watford's Odion Ighalo (16) has scored more in the Championship.

Hull's on-loan Arsenal striker Akpom scored his first professional career goal in the 2-0 win over Huddersfield Town.

No team attempted more passes in their opening match than Wolves (493).

The Tigers have just one away win in 2015 in the league (D2 L6).

Hull's biggest win at Molineux was 4-2 on September 1st 1928. 

Wolves biggest home win was 8-0 on November 4th 2011.

Wolves V Hull City Head To Head
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