Hull vs Luton

City have suffered four straight defeats in the Championship and boss Shota Arveladze has paid the price with his job, after the club confirmed on Friday ...

And welcome to the MKM Stadium on what feels like a big night for Hull City against Luton Town. They brought in a few foreign players with pedigree, Tufan, Estupinan, and kept the likes of (Jacob) Greaves who was rumoured to go for money, so they’ve got a good squad. Hull City’s Head of Safeguarding Caroline Adamson said: “At Hull City, we believe that football should be an enjoyable activity for everyone whether as a participant or spectator, child or adult. [Read what he had to say in his final press conference here.](https://www.hulldailymail.co.uk/sport/football/football-news/shota-arveladzes-final-words-hull-7648006) That's the acid question, isn't it? They've spent money, so we won’t underestimate them in any way shape or form, and we want to go there and just concentrate on us. We continue to do all we can to encourage the participation of all sectors of the community and to make the involvement in football a healthy, life-enhancing and safe experience. I see Hull as another tough Championship game, I’d be foolish to do anything other than that. The key messages of this year’s Play Safe campaign is to highlight the vital role parents and carers play in football and to direct audiences to the FA’s safeguarding course, developed specifically for parents and guardians. It’s a tough place to go and a tough game, we’ve had to be really good to win, we’ve won the last two up there and I’d like to make that three, but it will be a totally different game to last year and a totally different one to when Grant McCann was in charge, so I see them only as a real tough Championship game and I’d be an idiot to say anything different. The visit of Luton is the first of successive home games for City with Wigan Athletic to come on Wednesday night, and after a two-week break, Dawson's men will hope to put in a much better display than their last outing at Swansea City. The final international break before the World Cup in Qatar is now over and Hull City return to action this evening against Luton Town at the MKM Stadium in what is a crucial encounter under the lights.

Recent form is indicating that we should see at least two goals in this match. There's been two or more in each of The Hatters' last seven Championship matches ...

Luton have scored 11 and conceded 10 in 10 but they’re hitting form now so we’ll back them to keep a clean sheet against the toothless Tigers and for Both Teams to Score? Hull won their first three games on home soil but have lost the last two To Nil so everything is pointing towards a Luton Win here. They’re 20th in The Championship while their visitors are 11th with three wins, two draws and a loss in their last six matches.

Championship football returns tonight with Hull City playing host to Luton Town. It promises to be a difficult game for both sides, with the Tigers looking to ...

Hull City have hit a rough patch in their season. Despite Luton being the team in form ahead of tonight, Hull will certainly give them a game. I’ll back them to pile more pressure on the Tigers.”

Hull City will welcome Luton Town to the MKM Stadium on Friday night as Shota Arveladze looks to alleviate pressure on his shoulders.

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Former defender Andy Dawson takes charge of Hatters clash ... Hull City have made the surprise decision to part company with head coach Shota Arveladze just hours ...

"Our focus is now supporting Andy and the squad and finding the best possible candidate to drive this club forward." A statement from chairman Acun Ilıcalı said: "During the international break, we had a number of meetings with Shota to discuss the direction of the team and the future of the club. [Hull](/topic/hull) City have made the surprise decision to part company with head coach Shota Arveladze just hours before their home match against [Luton](/topic/luton) Town this evening.