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Hull City vs Sunderland is a changeable English matchup shaped by home margins, draws and varied settings. Hull won 3–0 in the FA Cup in March 2014, Sunderland replied 3–0 at home in November 2016, and the teams drew 4–4 in April 2023. Sunderland won 1–0 away in December 2023; Hull answered 1–0 at Sunderland in January 2024 and February 2025, before Sunderland won 1–0 at home on 8 September 2026. New meetings will test the narrow margins.
Past matches, Hull City vs Sunderland
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Arena Sport 1 SI
Starting eleven
Substitutes Sunderland
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40M
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57M
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5D
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8M
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12D
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21G
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77M
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27M
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48D
Hull City Substitutes
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F
11
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D
3
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G
55
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M
36
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M
27
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M
21
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D
15
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M
26
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M
20
Match events
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45'John Egan Nobel Mendy
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54'Lucas Gourna-Douath Yellow Card
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59'Joe Gelhardt Matt Crooks
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60'Regan Slater Lucas Gourna-Douath
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60'Christos Mouzakitis Robinio Vaz
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62'Luke O'Nien Yellow Card
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65'Thomas Meunier Dayann Methalie
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71'⚽Chemsdine Talbi Normal Goal (Asst: Thomas Meunier)
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72'John Egan Yellow Card
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76'Elliot Stroud Matt Targett
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79'Alan Browne Malick Fofana
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79'Timur Tutierov Wilson Isidor
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86'Tom Proctor Chemsdine Talbi
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90' +4Elliot Stroud Yellow Card
Stats for this game
Matchup Hull City VS Sunderland
Neither venue guarantees control
Hull City and Sunderland have exchanged clear home results and away interventions. Hull won 1–0 at home on 2 November 2013 and 3–0 in the FA Cup on 9 March 2014, while Hull won 3–1 away on 26 December 2014. The 3 March 2015 league meeting at Hull ended 1–1, before Sunderland won 3–0 at home on 19 November 2016. These examples show how the fixture can move from a narrow result to a decisive home margin.
Draws and late swings define the pairing
The clubs shared 1–1 in the Championship on 16 September 2017 and 4–4 at Sunderland on 7 April 2023, an unusually open scoreline after several earlier tighter scorelines. Sunderland won 1–0 at Hull on 26 December 2023, Hull replied 1–0 at the Stadium of Light on 19 January 2024 and again at Sunderland on 22 February 2025, while Sunderland won 1–0 at home on 8 September 2026. The series spans Premier League, Championship, League One, cup and friendly contexts, so status alone does not define it. A future meeting will ask whether Hull can use home ground to restore an attacking response or Sunderland can keep the margin under control.