Hull City host Brentford in the Premier League at the MKM Stadium on October 25, 2026, with kick-off scheduled for 14:00 local time. The visitors begin the fixture sixth, one point ahead of ninth-placed Hull. Both clubs have won two of their first seven league games, but neither arrives on the back of a victory: Hull lost 1-0 at Fulham, while Brentford surrendered a lead in a 2-1 home defeat to Liverpool. Their recent results give this match an open feel. Hull have been difficult to beat at home, Brentford have drawn every league away game so far, and goals at both ends have been a recurring feature of their fixtures.

Hull City's Recent Form and Key Stats

Hull City have taken nine points from their first seven Premier League matches following promotion through the Championship play-offs. Their league record stands at two wins, three draws and two defeats, with averages of 1.1 goals scored and 1.0 conceded per game. Victories over Manchester United at home and fellow promoted side Coventry City away helped establish that start, but the Tigers have since gone five league games without a win.

The broader recent-results picture also points to a difficult spell. Across their last five matches, Hull have recorded two draws and three defeats, scoring an average of 1.0 goal and conceding 1.6. Their most recent outing ended in a 1-0 defeat at Fulham on October 17. At home in the league this season, however, they have registered one win and two draws; their latest home fixture was a 2-2 draw with Everton.

Hull's games have offered contrasting scoring patterns. Both teams found the net in three of their last four league fixtures, yet three of their last ten home matches finished without a goal. The Tigers have also avoided trailing at half-time in 18 of their last 20 matches. Mohamed Belloumi has three league goals this season. He played against Fulham without scoring, ending a run of three consecutive games for Hull and Algeria in which he had found the net.

Brentford's Recent Form and Key Stats

Brentford lost their unbeaten Premier League record against Liverpool on October 17. They took the lead at home but eventually fell 2-1, leaving them with two wins, four draws and one defeat from their opening seven league fixtures. Their season averages of 1.9 goals scored and 1.1 conceded per match underline how regularly their games have featured attacking contributions.

Across their last five matches, the Bees have posted two wins, two draws and one defeat, averaging 2.0 goals scored and 1.4 conceded. The away record is particularly relevant to this preview: all three of their Premier League trips this season have ended in draws, and both sides scored in every one. Four of Brentford's last five league matches have also seen both teams score.

There is a sustained run of goals in Brentford fixtures beyond those recent score draws. At least two total goals have been scored in each of their last 14 matches, including their last 12 Premier League matches. Each of those same runs has also featured at least one second-half goal in every game. Brentford have not trailed at half-time in their last 13 matches, although two of their last ten Premier League away games ended goalless.

Jannik Schuster missed the Liverpool match but has returned to training and may be involved against Hull. Nathan Collins and Mathias Jensen are also injury concerns, with their availability uncertain. In attack, Igor Thiago has scored once in the Premier League this season and once in the Carabao Cup.

Hull City vs Brentford Match Analysis

This Premier League meeting brings together two teams looking to turn draws and recent setbacks into a win. Hull's unbeaten home league start gives them a useful platform, but their five-match winless league run shows why the result remains uncertain. Brentford sit one point higher and have the stronger scoring average, yet their three away league draws show that taking all three points on the road has eluded them so far.

The scoring trends provide the clearest thread between the two sides. Hull have seen both teams score in three of four league games, while Brentford have done so in four of five. Every Brentford league away match this season has finished as a score draw. Those figures support the possibility of goals for both clubs, even though Hull were shut out by Fulham last time and some of their home games have been goalless.

Their previous meetings add context without deciding this fixture: the last head-to-head result was 1-5 on February 1, 2020, while Hull's five-match head-to-head record against Brentford is one win, two draws and two defeats. Current away and scoring form is the more immediate guide. If Hull can build on their unbeaten home league record and Brentford maintain their run of scoring fixtures, both sides have a route onto the scoresheet.

Hull City vs Brentford prediction from BetMines: Both Teams To Score (Yes) with 51% probability.