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Ipswich vs Hull City is an English league pairing that can swing from control into an open exchange. Ipswich won 3–0 on 3 October 2023, while the teams shared a 3–3 draw on 27 April 2024. Ipswich then won 2–0 in Hull on 25 November 2025 and 1–0 at home on 3 March 2026. The results give Ipswich an edge while preserving Hull’s ability to stretch the contest. A future meeting asks whether Hull can turn pressure into a result.
Past matches, Ipswich vs Hull City
Match center
Starting eleven
Substitutes Ipswich
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3D
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7F
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33M
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6M
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31F
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1G
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12M
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20M
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29F
Hull City Substitutes
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D
23
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F
9
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M
5
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F
22
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M
20
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G
12
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D
58
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D
6
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M
26
Match events
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36'Lewie Coyle Yellow Card
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42'Akin Famewo Lewie Coyle
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46'Oliver McBurnie Joe Gelhardt
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57'W. Burns S. W. Egeli
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57'L. Davis J. Greaves
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57'Leif Davis Jacob Greaves
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57'Wes Burns Sindre Walle Egeli
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62'Matt Crooks Yellow Card
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63'Ivor Pandur Yellow Card
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64'I. Pandur Yellow Card
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66'J. Lundstram M. Crooks
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66'K. Joseph L. Millar
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66'Kyle Joseph Liam Millar
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66'John Lundstram Matt Crooks
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68'Anis Mehmeti Jack Taylor
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70'John Egan Yellow Card
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71'⚽Azor Matusiwa Normal Goal (Asst: Leif Davis)
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73'Amir Hadžiahmetović John Egan
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77'D. Neil M. Nunez
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78'I. Azon G. Hirst
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78'Ivan Azón George Hirst
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78'Dan Neil Marcelino Núñez
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82'Cédric Kipré Yellow Card
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90' +4Christian Walton Yellow Card
Stats for this game
Matchup Ipswich VS Hull City
Open contests sit beside Ipswich control
Ipswich’s 3–0 home win on 3 October 2023 provided a clear example of the Suffolk side converting its advantage at Portman Road. Hull’s response in the records was less about a matching margin than about a different type of game: the teams shared a 3–3 draw at the MKM Stadium on 27 April 2024. That six-goal meeting shows how quickly this pairing can become an exchange of answers, without making every encounter predictable.
Later results tilted the balance
Ipswich won 2–0 at Hull on 25 November 2025 and followed it with a 1–0 home victory on 3 March 2026. Across those dated meetings, Ipswich took results at both venues, giving the matchup a firmer Ipswich edge in this period. Hull’s challenge is therefore clear: disrupt Ipswich’s control early enough to turn an open phase into a meaningful advantage. For a future meeting, the attraction lies in that tension between Ipswich’s ability to manage a narrow result and Hull’s capacity to stretch the contest. A new score can clarify whether the balance has shifted while the underlying question remains familiar.