- Hull City have gone 1-1-1 in 3 away matches in Premier League 2026/2027, scoring and conceding 1.33 goals per match on average.
- Fulham have not won in 3 Premier League 2026/2027 home matches (D1, L2) and have conceded 7 goals.
- Mohamed Belloumi has made a huge impact for Hull City this season, scoring 2 and assisting 2 in 5 Premier League 2026/2027 appearances.
It’s not all bad for Fulham
Fulham have had a disastrous start to the Premier League 2026/2027 campaign, sitting in 20th with 2 points from their first 6 games, so the hosts need a win on Saturday to improve their situation.
Their recent results have been less concerning though, winning 3-2 at West Ham in the EFL Cup 2026/2027, drawing 1-1 with Man Utd at home in the Premier League, and losing 2-1 at Ipswich Town in the Premier League. Their problem is a lack of consistency, and we just don't know which Fulham will show up this weekend.
Joshua King has been the Cottagers' biggest threat, netting twice in their 5 Premier League 2026/2027 matches, but Cesar Palacios has also shown up in recent weeks, scoring 2 of Fulham's 5 goals in their last 5 across all current competitions.
Hull are a well-disciplined unit
Hull City will be a much different proposition to the teams that Fulham have faced recently though. Sergej Jakirovic has set his team up to be compact and disciplined, shifting between 3-5-2 and 5-2-3 shapes to smother possession sides and spring counters. The Tigers are 10th in the Premier League 2026/2027 with 8 points from their opening 5 games, a far healthier position than their hosts. The Tigers have battled well at times, earning a 2-2 away draw with Chelsea and losing 2-1 away at Newcastle.
An away goal and a Hull City point
Fulham's 1.66 price for a home victory makes no sense given their 20th place position, although the hosts should have the edge given they have been playing in front of their own fans. Hull City are a compact, disciplined unit and they look a lot more likely to claim a result at 4.7.
The draw at 3.95 seems very unlikely, but it is tempting enough to add to a small punt on Hull City in the Double Chance market. The last meeting between these sides was in the FA Cup 2022/2023, where Fulham won 2-0 as the away team, so there is an advantage to the Cottagers this time around.
Fulham and Hull City's contrasting styles should suit the goals markets, with Over 2.5 coming in at a very short 1.7 and Both Teams to Score at a slightly more palatable 1.73.
Mohamed Belloumi has been in exceptional form for Hull City this term, scoring twice and assisting twice in his first 5 games in the Premier League 2026/2027, so he looks a great value anytime goal scorer.
