Hull vs Brentford Betting Odds, Tips, Predictions, Preview 25th October 2026

Brentford go up against Hull this coming Sunday for a Premier League meeting at The MKM Stadium.

Hull are placed nineth with nine points after seven matches. Brentford occupy a position as sixth in the league on ten points.

Both Hull and Brentford came through their most recent matches empty-handed and will be eager to avoid getting defeated once again. Who'll draw first blood at The MKM Stadium? We'll find out on Sunday.

Hull have a hard time getting on the scoreboard these days, as they managed a poorly nine goals in their previous ten matches. That is an average of 0.9 goals per game, in which they conceded 20 goals, or two goals per game. Furthermore, they fought their way to three clean sheets in this run.

Brentford scored 16 goals, conceded 14 and managed two clean sheets in their previous ten matches.

This is the first time Hull squares up against Brentford in the Premier League in the 21st century, thus both face a whole new experience of coming up against an unknown opponent.

Hull vs Brentford Prediction

Hull Form

Only a single draw prevents Hull from having nothing to show for their previous three games. They came up short in a 2-1 defeat against Newcastle, before drawing 2-2 with Everton. They came up empty-handed once again when Fulham ran out as 1-0 winners. Hull only pulled off two wins from a possible six in recent Premier League matches on home soil. Of the remaining four matches, they drew two and lost two, as they scored seven and conceded 11 goals.

Ambitions are high for Hull, and winning the title is still possible, but they need to raise their level to achieve the highest prize.

Brentford Form

Brentford show a mix of results in their previous three matches. They started well with a 3-0 win against Chelsea. Then a 2-2 draw with Aston Villa followed before they lost against Liverpool with a 1-2 scoreline. Brentford didn't manage a single away win in their last six Premier League matches, but managed four draws, while suffering two defeats. They conceded 11 and scored seven goals themselves.

Brentford were spoken of as contenders for a title, but current form has them running a little behind in the Premier League.

Bookmakers have Brentford down as rather big favourites for the win against Hull. While the hosts will obviously come out fighting, we still think the visitors will prevail in the end.

Hull have taken two points from their last two games against teams from the top half of the Premier League table. They won zero of these matches with a scoreline of four goals to four. Hull have a record of two wins, three draws and two defeats in the Premier League this season. Brentford are looking at two wins, four draws and one defeat in the Premier League.

Hull vs Brentford Squads

Hull Squad

The 49-year-old coach of the home team, Sergej Jakirovic, will select the lineup against Brentford from the squad below. The information in the brackets refers to goals scored and matches played in the Premier League this season:

Dillon Phillips (0/0), Jack Butland (0/0), Konstantinos Tzolakis (0/7), Brooke Norton-Cuffy (0/3), Charlie Hughes (0/0), John Egan (0/7), Lewie Coyle (0/7), Liam Edwards (0/0), Lucas Herrington (0/6), Matt Targett (0/1), Nobel Mendy (1/5), Paddy McNair (0/1), Ryan Giles (0/7), Semi Ajayi (1/7), Abdulkadir Omur (0/0), Christos Mouzakitis (0/0), Darko Gyabi (0/0), Eliot Matazo (0/0), Elliot Stroud (0/5), Hidemasa Morita (0/3), Jens Hjertoe-Dahl (0/1), Kieran Dowell (0/0), Lucas Gourna-Douath (0/3), Matt Crooks (0/5), Oscar Zambrano (0/0), Regan Slater (0/7), Sorba Thomas (0/5), Tim Iroegbunam (0/5), Ilyas Ansah (0/0), Joe Gelhardt (1/3), Mohamed Belloumi (3/7), Mohamed-Ali Cho (1/4), Oli McBurnie (0/7), Robinio Vaz (0/4).

Brentford Squad

Here is the full team squad of Brentford. The 46 year-old Keith Andrews will select his starting lineup from the following players:

Caoimhin Kelleher (0/7), Ellery Balcombe (0/0), Hakon Rafn Valdimarsson (0/0), Aaron Hickey (0/7), Benjamin Fredrick (0/0), Jannik Schuster (0/4), Ji-Soo Kim (0/0), Kristoffer Vassbakk Ajer (1/7), Malick Diouf (0/4), Michael Kayode (1/7), Nathan Collins (0/3), Rico Henry (0/1), Sepp van den Berg (0/1), Antoni Milambo (0/0), Joshua Dasilva (0/0), Keane Lewis-Potter (2/7), Mamadou Sangare (0/7), Mathias Jensen (0/3), Mikkel Damsgaard (0/6), Vitaly Janelt (2/7), Yehor Yarmoliuk (1/7), Callum Wilson (0/4), Dango Ouattara (0/7), Fabio Carvalho (1/1), Gustavo Nunes (0/0), Igor Thiago (1/7), Jaidon Anthony (1/7), Kevin Schade (3/7).

Hull vs Brentford Team News

Hull have an almost full squad available against Brentford at The MKM Stadium with only one player possibly missing. There is no need for Oli McBurnie to show up in the Hull dressing room, as he is suspended.

Brentford have four on the list of injured and absent players before their next match against Hull this coming Sunday. Gustavo Nunes is suspended from the Brentford squad with too many penalty points to his name.

Aaron Hickey, Joshua Dasilva and Rico Henry all face a spell on the sidelines for Brentford due to various injuries.

Hull vs Brentford Lineups

Hull vs Brentford H2H

This is the first time Hull squares up against Brentford in the Premier League in the 21st century, thus both face a whole new experience of coming up against an unknown opponent. Hull picked up four wins in their previous ten matches against Brentford, while the latter claimed four wins in these, with the remaining finishing a draw. The bookies best betting odds on a draw at full-time are at 11/4.

Hull vs Brentford Results

Hull vs Brentford Betting Tips

With three goals in six matches Mohamed Belloumi has been a regular feature on the scoresheet in recent matches, making him a tempting betting prospect, when going up against Brentford and their defence. The visitors hope Kevin Schade adds another to his current tally of three goals in his latest matches.

Hull won four of their last 10 matches on home soil, drew six and lost none. Brentford won three games, drew five and lost two in their last 10 away games across all tournaments. Hull will feel optimistic about scoring this coming Sunday, with Brentford managing a clean sheet once in the previous 10 away games. The hosts fought their way to six clean sheets in their previous 10 matches played at home.

Over 2.5 goals came out three times in the previous ten matches across all tournaments for Hull, who scored an average of 0.9 goals along the way. Over 2.5 goals happened in eight of the last ten games for Brentford, who managed to hit the net 2.8 times on average in these games.