Newcastle United vs Hull City prediction, odds and how to watch

Hull City produced a disciplined, well-prepared performance to beat Manchester United 2-0 on the opening weekend, scoring from a first-half header and holding a 72% possession side to zero. The result was built on structure, not luck.

Liverpool controlled the majority of this match and were punished for two defensive lapses that let Newcastle steal a lead, but a 90th-minute penalty salvaged a point that the statistics suggest was the least they were owed.

Sunderland host Hull City in the Carabao Cup on Tuesday night, and with both clubs carrying injury concerns and form data thin on the ground, this one is wide open. Connor Maguire breaks it down.

Newcastle United have not kept a single clean sheet at St. James' Park in their last ten home league matches, and Hull City arrive at Tyneside on Saturday with a game plan built around patience and defensive solidity. Something has to give.

Leeds host a Newcastle side that has won just once in their last five away fixtures, and the structural problems travelling teams bring to Elland Road make this a genuinely interesting tactical contest. Sophie Hargreaves has the coaching breakdown.

Chelsea carry genuine clean sheet momentum into this home fixture, but Hull City arrive as newly promoted opponents with something to prove and two long-term injury concerns that could reshape their game plan at Stamford Bridge.

Matthias Jaissle has urged Newcastle fans and reporters to 'avoid the negativity from outside' as his rebuilt, youth-heavy squad prepares to face Alexander Isak's Liverpool in his first Premier League game in charge. The German coach is masking short-term risk from losing Gordon, Tonali and Guimarães with long-term ambition symbolised by a new £190m training ground.