Hull City vs Stoke City

After the weekend football across the Premier League and EFL was postponed as a mark of respect following the death of Queen Elizabeth II, City have been given ...

And then bang, in it goes. Had been in the second half, creating some decent openings and creating a bit of pressure. Great ball in from wide on the right, Longman just needs to get a touch and the ball goes in, he misses it and it goes behind. He gets a yellow card and some applause from the supporters. [Here's the tale of a poor evening in front of another good home crowd](https://www.hulldailymail.co.uk/sport/football/match-reports/hull-city-0-3-stoke-7578044). [Some low scores in the player ratings](https://www.hulldailymail.co.uk/sport/football/football-news/hull-city-player-ratings-vs-7578039), which probably won't be a huge surprise.

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He will also be right on top of all the post-match reaction. You can also stream the match on Stoke City+ for £10. Supporters will be able to watch highlights from the game on Stoke City correspondent Pete Smith will be at the MKM Stadium to bring you the latest updates via a live blog. Their fixture at home with Luton Town last weekend was postponed following the passing of Queen Elizabeth II. The game will kick-off at 7:45pm, and supporters will be able to watch it on Sky Sports via the red button.

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Stoke City return to action v Hull City tonight. [potential return of Dwight Gayle.](https://www.stokesentinel.co.uk/sport/football/football-news/stoke-city-injury-news-hull-7575087) [said](https://www.stokesentinel.co.uk/sport/football/transfer-news/stoke-city-transfer-alex-neil-7577507) of his Stoke City squad:

Lewis Baker scored twice as Stoke cruised to a comprehensive 3-0 victory over Hull at the MKM Stadium for their first win under new boss Alex Neil.

You will receive a verification email shortly. Hull upped the ante in search of a breakthrough and Bursik was on hand again to deny Slater’s powerful effort from the edge of the area. The home side gifted a couple of free-kicks to the visitors in dangerous positions and when Jordan Thompson was tripped outside the box, Baker punished the Tigers as his shot took a big deflection off the wall to wrong-foot Ingram and give Stoke the lead.

A brace by Lewis Baker and finish by Ben Wilmot gave the Potters all three points in the EFL Championship. Shota Arveladze made two changes to his starting XI ...

Longman had a later opportunity as he cut inside from the left wing, but his strike deflected wide. In the second half, Arveladze made a double substitution as Ryan Longman and Dimitrios Pelkas came on to replace Callum Elder and Smith respectively. Slater then tested Bursik in the Stoke goal with a powerful drive before Stoke netted their third just past the hour mark. With a minute of normal time to go in the first time, Stoke City doubled their lead. Stoke’s Liam Delap and Will Smallbone looked to double the visitors’ advantage as Delap fired straight at Ingram before Smallbone’s drive deflected wide. Captain Baker saw his free-kick from 25-yards deflect off Greaves to find the bottom corner, with Ingram wrong-footed.

Another three goals conceded saw Hull City's poor run of form continue with a convincing 3-0 loss to Stoke City at the MKM Stadium on Tuesday evening.

Needed some of that in the first half. Ryan Woods (on for Seri 75): Made a crunching tackle that the crowd enjoyed. Dimitrios Pelkas (on for Smith 46): Looked bright, eager to get on the ball. Regan Slater: Busy, always on the move trying to get on the ball and make things happen. Felt he looked to try and create in the first half. Big save at the start of the second, could perhaps have done better for the third?