Hull City vs Burnley

Can Hull City slow down Burnley's relentless march to the Premier League – and what channel is Wednesday night's game on?

[Hull City](/topic/hull-city) v Burnley is on Sky Sports Arena from 7.40pm. [Tigers](/topic/tigers) fans can also watch the game on the club’s iFollow channel, by [clicking here](https://www.wearehullcity.co.uk/ifollow/). [Hull](/topic/hull) have done well under Liam Rosenior, particularly at the MKM Stadium, but Vincent Kompany’s [Burnley](/topic/burnley) pay no heed to records.

Burnley head to Hull City in their next Championship outing, with the Clarets looking to further extend their lead at the top of the Championship table. Vincent ...

Burnley head to Hull City in their next Championship outing, with the Clarets looking to further extend their lead at the top of the Championship table. Vincent Kompany’s side are unbeaten in the league since the start of November having won their last outing 3-0 at home to strugglers Wigan Athletic. Burnley travel to Hull City in the Championship tonight.

Our recommended bet for Wednesday's clash at the MKM Stadium comes in the form of a 2-0 Burnley victory over Hull City. A £10 wager for such an outcome will ...

Now boasting a hefty 13-point advantage at the Championship’s summit, we at 101 therefore view it as frankly illogical to bet against Burnley ultimately getting the better of Hull at the MKM Stadium on Wednesday night. Beginning with the former, Hull, as alluded to above, have done a commendable job of steadying the ship over the course of the last couple of weeks. Our recommended bet for Wednesday’s clash at the MKM Stadium comes in the form of a 2-0 Burnley victory over Hull City.

We've got live Championship action for you this evening as Hull City host Burnley at the MKM Stadium. Liam Rosenior's men will look to extend their ...

Just will not succumb to the issue he's got. CHANCE

Head Coach Liam Rosenior has made three changes to his starting XI as the Tigers welcome table-toppers Burnley to the MKM Stadium.

Sean McLoughlin makes his 50th league start for the club while Lewie Coyle captains the side. Adama Traoré makes his full debut for Hull City, coming in for Xavier Simons, while Allahyar Sayyadmanesh and Malcolm Ebiowei are the other changes for Ozan Tufan and Benjamin Tetteh. Head Coach Liam Rosenior has made three changes to his starting XI as the Tigers welcome table-toppers Burnley to the MKM Stadium.

Nathan Tella edges Championship leaders Burnley closer to an immediate Premier League return with a hat-trick in their win against Hull City.

Jack Cork (Burnley) right footed shot from outside the box is blocked. Attempt blocked. Ryan Longman (Hull City) right footed shot from the centre of the box is blocked. Ozan Tufan (Hull City) right footed shot from the centre of the box to the high centre of the goal. - Away3 - Shots - 10Ebiowei - 17McLoughlin - 5Jones - 12Darlow That's the level I definitely want to aspire to for this club. "Burnley are the benchmark for us.

A hat-trick by Nathan Tella saw the Clarets secure all three points in the EFL Championship, with Ozan Tufan netting a consolation for City. Head Coach Liam ...

The forward played it back to Ebiowei who tried to curl one into the far corner, but his effort went wide. Fellow substitute Greg Docherty then saw his effort from range held by Muric. The on-loan winger tried his luck again, this time from range as he received the ball directly from Muric. On the 59th-minute, Burnley had a second. Rosenior made a switch at half-time, bringing on Óscar Estupiñán for Pelkas, and the Columbian forward almost made an immediate impact. Head Coach Liam Rosenior made three changes to his starting XI to the one that faced Coventry City last time out.

Nathan Tella scored a hat-trick to maintain Burnley's seemingly-relentless march towards the Premier League with a 3-1 Championship win at Hull. Tella put the Clarets in front just before the break and the in-form youngster added a second just before ...

We dominated the first 15 minutes in the second half, but it was gutting to give away the goals the way that we did. The more games, the more lessons we learn. Can we continue that and keep improving the club? But we gave away some soft goals and against the best teams, you have to be 10 out of 10 in both boxes and we didn't do that. For no apparent reason, Hull messed around with the ball at the back before substitute Jacob Greaves sluggishly misplaced a square pass across the face of goal. They are one of the best teams I've seen at this level in the last 10 years, if not the best.