Hull vs Everton

Match summary

The points were shared as Hull and Everton drew 2-2. It was goalless at half-time.

Joe Gelhardt put Hull ahead in the 48th minute, set up by Sorba Thomas, Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall equalised with a header in the 55th minute, set up by Ainsley Maitland-Niles, Thierno Barry put Everton in front in the 68th minute, set up by Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall, and Mohamed Belloumi equalised in the 74th minute, set up by Elliot Stroud.

Everton had the better of the chances, with 2.97 expected goals (xG) from 15 shots to Hull's 1.53 from 9.

Hull and Everton played out a Premier League matchday 6 fixture that ended in a 2-2 draw after a scoreless first half. Everton dominated possession with 65 percent and registered 15 shots compared to 9 for Hull, while also leading on dangerous attacks with 53 to 46, corners with 6 to 7, and passes completed at 588 to 307. Hull recorded 5 shots on target against Everton's 7, whilst showing a higher disciplinary count with 15 fouls and 2 yellow cards to Everton's 4 fouls and 0 yellow cards. Both sides made multiple substitutions during the encounter.

The match events began with yellow cards shown to Hull players Matt Crooks in the 13th minute and Oli McBurnie in the 21st minute, followed by a VAR review in the 34th minute before the half-time score reached 0-0. Joe Gelhardt opened the scoring for Hull in the 48th minute with a left foot shot, before Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall equalised for Everton with a header in the 55th minute. Thierno Barry then put Everton ahead in the 68th minute with a right foot shot, but Mohamed Belloumi secured the 2-2 draw for Hull by scoring with a left foot shot in the 74th minute.