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Clarets make midweek trip to East Yorkshire to take on Tigers

2023-03-14T19:00:00.000Z

PREVIEW: HULL CITY V BURNLEY

Clarets make midweek trip to East Yorkshire to take on Tigers

2023-03-14T19:00:00.000Z

Clarets return to Turf for penultimate home game of campaign with Rs visit

Wednesday night – 15th March – brings a trip to Hull City for Burnley, who take on the Tigers at the MKM Stadium (7.45pm KO).

Vincent Kompany’s side head to Hull on the back of Saturday’s 3-0 win at home against Wigan Athletic, extending the unbeaten run in the league to 16 matches.

Nathan Tella was on target with a brace of headers against the Latics, taking his tally for the campaign to 16 in all campaigns. Lyle Foster sealed the three points late on with his first goal for the Club since joining in the January transfer window.

At the time of writing, the Clarets now sit 17 points clear in the automatic promotion places with 10 league games remaining this term.

Where to watch?

If you can’t make it to the MKM, we’re pleased to confirm that the EFL’s guidelines permit us to stream the game in all territories except Russia, including the United Kingdom, Channel Islands & Ireland.

Streaming details for Monday night's meeting with the Blades

You can purchase a live video match pass HERE for just £10. Any queries should be directed to burnleytv@streamamg.com

Live audio commentary from Phil Bird and special guest George Boyd will be available from 15 minutes before kick-off – 7.30pm.

And full match reactions & highlights will also be available to view after the game on Clarets+* and on our social channels.

* This is part of our FREE Clarets+ subscription package – see all of our available packages HERE.

Hull City

After a 19th-place finish last term in their first season back in the Championship following promotion up from Sky Bet League One, Hull began this season with Shota Arveladze at the helm.

He had departed by the end of September though, eventually succeeded permanently in early November by former City defender Liam Rosenior.

The Tigers have only been beaten four times in the league under Rosenior to date, with Wednesday evening his 19th in the hotseat.

Last weekend, Hull took a point from a 1-1 draw at Coventry City with Colombian international Óscar Estupiñán was on the scoresheet.

The last time we met

The pair’s 65th competitive meeting came early on in the season at Turf Moor, also ending in a 1-1 draw.

Both goals that night came in the first half with Jay Rodriguez’s poked effort cancelling out Ozan Tufan’s opener for the visitors nine minutes earlier.

Notably, that was a third consecutive 1-1 draw between the two sides, with Burnley last victorious over the Tigers in February 2016 when Sam Vokes netted the only goal of the game on home soil.

For the Clarets’ last win away at Hull, you have to go back to May 2015 when – again with a 1-0 scoreline – Danny Ings proved the matchwinner.