Hull City vs Ipswich prediction, odds and how to watch

Alex Iwobi's first-half strike gave Fulham all three points against a Hull City side that struggled to compete from the first whistle, with Ryan Sessegnon's late red card summing up a miserable afternoon for the visitors.

Manchester City made it six Premier League wins from six in their recent run with a 3-2 victory over Ipswich, but the visitors made them work every minute of it. Erling Haaland scored twice and Ipswich grabbed a late penalty to set up a nervy finish at the Etihad.

Hull City came from behind twice to earn a 2-2 Premier League draw with Everton at home, with substitute Mohamed Belloumi scoring the equaliser ten minutes from time. Everton dominated possession and created far more chances but paid for a staggering six big chances missed.

Ipswich looked dead and buried when Ryan Sessegnon put Fulham ahead on 55 minutes, but two goals in the final three minutes from Abdoul Ouattara and Dara O'Shea completed a remarkable turnaround at Portman Road.

Hull City have not won in five Premier League matches and Ipswich cannot string two results together. Something has to give at the MKM Stadium on Saturday.

Ipswich host Bournemouth on Sunday needing a result badly. The visitors have not won in five but have not been beaten easily either. Something has to give at Portman Road.

Arsenal return to the Emirates on the back of four wins from five, but Hull City have drawn three of their last five and will not roll over. Saturday could be more of a contest than people think.

Hull City host an unbeaten Brentford side on Sunday carrying a mounting injury list and a home record that has shown genuine promise. Something has to give.