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GAME DETAILS

KC Stadium

Wednesday, April 5th, 2017

kickoff at 19:45

Premier League
Attendance: 20,380

Hull City

Middlesbrough
4
2

Lazar Markovic (13), Oumar Niasse (27), Abel Hernández (33), Harry Maguire (70)
 
Álvaro Negredo (5), Marten de Roon (45+1)

Samuel Clucas (19), Alfred Ndiaye (85)
 
Adam Clayton (21)
     
     
Win Loss Win Loss Draw
Draw Loss Loss Loss Draw

Managers
View complete set Marco Silva
View complete set Steve Agnew

Players
 
HULL CITY
 
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 16  Eldin Jakupovic (G)
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 03  Andy Robertson (D)
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 05  Harry Maguire (D)
 70
 81
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 13  Andrea Ranocchia (D)
 
 10  Alfred N'Diaye (M)
 85
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 11  Sam Clucas (M)
 19
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 17  Kamil Grosicki (M)
 88
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 27  Ahmed Elmohamady (M)
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 50  Lazar Markovic (M)
 13
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 09  Abel Hernandez (F)
 33
 51
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 24  Oumar Niasse (F)
 27

Subs
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 23  David Marshall (G)
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 21  Michael Dawson (D)
 81
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 07  David Meyler (M)
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 15  Shaun Maloney (M)
 
 22  Markus Henriksen (M)
 88
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 40  Evandro Goebel (M)
 51
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 20  Adama Diomande (F)
MIDDLESBROUGH
 
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 26  Victor Valdes (G)
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 04  Daniel Ayala (D)
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 06  Ben Gibson (D)
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 17  Antonio Barragan (D)
 
 40  James Husband (D)
 59
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 08  Adam Clayton (M)
 21
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 14  Marten de Roon (M)
 45+1
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 19  Stewart Downing (M)
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 10  Alvaro Negredo (F)
 5
 71
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 29  Rudy Gestede (F)
 81
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 37  Adama Traore (F)

Subs
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 12  Brad Guzan (G)
 
 05  Bernardo (D)
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 07  Grant Leadbitter (M)
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 27  Adlene Guedioura (M)
 59
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 34  Adam Forshaw (M)
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 18  Cristhian Stuani (F)
 81
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 20  Patrick Bamford (F)
 71


League Stats
This was League game number 4337 for Hull City, made up of:

one Premiership: 183. (4.22%)
two Championship/Division 2: 2396. (55.25%)
three League 1/Div 3: 828. Div 3N: 470. (29.93%)
four League 2/Division 4: 460. (10.61%)

Totals include 3 games that were later Expunged.

Total League record up to and including this game:

    This was League game number 4403 for Middlesbrough, made up of:

one Premiership: 566. Division 1: 1867. (55.26%)
two Championship/Division 2: 1878. (42.65%)
three League 1/Div 3: 92. (2.09%)

Total League record up to and including this game:

P W D L F A GD GA Win Ratio
4337 1623 1145 1569 6073 5891 182 1.03 37.42%
   
P W D L F A GD GA Win Ratio
4403 1655 1092 1656 6476 6303 173 1.03 37.59%
 
2016 /17

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Hull City climbed out of the relegation zone for the first time since October as they came from behind to earn a crucial victory against relegation rivals Middlesbrough. Their win, coupled with Tottenham''s dramatic late turn-around against Swansea, means Marco Silva''s side move to 17th, two points ahead of the Swans. Alvaro Negredo put Middlesbrough ahead at the KCOM Stadium in just the fifth minute, sliding in to convert Adama Traore''s cross. But Hull - who were excellent throughout - equalised nine minutes later when Lazar Markovic scrambled the ball home following Andrew Robertson''s deflected cross. The Tigers were then ahead on the 27th minute when Oumar Niasse coolly finished from Abel Hernandez''s headed knock-down. Six minutes later Hernandez scored Hull''s third, side-footing home from Kamil Grosicki''s cross before Boro controversially pulled a goal back minutes before half-time. Ben Gibson directed a corner towards goal and Marten de Roon headed home from an offside position inside the six-yard box. Hull were not put off however, controlling much of the second half, and scored their fourth when Harry Maguire powerfully headed in a Robertson free-kick. Defeat for Middlesbrough leaves them 19th seven points from safety with eight games remaining.
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