Head-to-Head: Hull City vs Aston Villa

Hull City vs Aston Villa is a venue-sensitive fixture in which Aston Villa hold the stronger balance, but drawn games repeatedly narrow the gap. Villa won 3–1 at home on 3 May 2014, the sides shared 1–1 at Villa on 5 August 2017, and a 0–0 draw at Hull on 5 September 2026 underlined the matchup’s caution. Future encounters can hinge on which side breaks that pattern without losing control.

Past matches, Hull City vs Aston Villa

5 September 2026 Regular Season - 3

Hull City

0 - 0

Aston Villa
19 January 2019 Regular Season - 28

Aston Villa

2 - 2

Hull City

Villa Park
6 August 2018 Regular Season - 1

Hull City

1 - 3

Aston Villa

KCOM Stadium
31 March 2018 Regular Season - 39

Hull City

0 - 0

Aston Villa

KCOM Stadium
5 August 2017 Regular Season - 1

Aston Villa

1 - 1

Hull City

Villa Park

Match center

Hull City

0 - 0

5 September 2026

Aston Villa

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Starting eleven

Substitutes Hull City

50
F
47
F
36
M
18
D
7
F
14
M
23
D
22
D
12
G

Aston Villa Substitutes

F
18
F
47
F
17
G
40
D
13
D
14
D
29
F
19
M
26

Match events

45'

90'

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39'

Semi Ajayi Yellow Card
63'

Sorba Thomas Elliot Stroud
64'

Brooke Norton-Cuffy Lewie Coyle
67'

Lucas Gourna-Douath Yellow Card
71'

Lucas Herrington Nobel Mendy
75'

Alysson Edward Franco da Rocha George Hemmings
75'

Alejandro Garnacho Emiliano Buendía
75'

Matteo Ruggeri Ian Maatsen
82'

Jens Hjertø-Dahl Lucas Gourna-Douath
82'

Mohamed Ali Cho Mohamed Belloumi
85'

Tammy Abraham Nicolas Jackson
85'

Aaron Wan-Bissaka Matty Cash

Stats for this game

Matchup Hull City VS Aston Villa

Villa hold a modest edge

Aston Villa have usually carried the greater weight in this pairing, particularly when home pressure turns territorial control into a goal. Their 3–1 victory on 3 May 2014 provides a clear example, while Hull City’s 2–0 home win on 10 February 2015 shows that the venue can reverse the expected direction. The overall feel is therefore closer than a simple status comparison suggests. That makes the fixture more about patience than status on paper.

Draws keep the contest open

The 1–1 draw at Villa on 5 August 2017 and the 0–0 at Hull on 31 March 2018 both rewarded defensive discipline. Another goalless draw at Hull on 5 September 2026 reinforced the same theme, with neither side finding the final opening. Future encounters can ask whether Villa finally convert their edge into a decisive away performance or Hull make another home meeting a low-margin test.