Hull City vs West Bromwich Albion Prediction: Both are on winless runs

Hull City will welcome West Bromwich Albion at KCOM Stadium in Game Week 15 of the English Championship. Both teams are on winless runs in Championship. Who will come out on top after 90 minutes?

Since delivering an impressive 3-1 win over Queens Park Rangers back on the first of October, Hull City has had little success in their last six games within the Championship. That has impacted them a great deal as they fight to be at the top division this season after finishing high as seventh last year. Apart from a three-match streak of back-to-back draws against Burnley, Derby County, and Portsmouth, the team suffered defeat at Kassam Stadium, Oxford Tuesday night, a sequence of results that leaves the team winless in over a month and with a position of 18th in the Championship table. If Hull City want a chance of succeeding in completing a top-six push in the latter half of the season, they are going to have to do much better than that at the MKM Stadium. Part of the reason may be the summer departures of its key players since, after the team hasn't been able to hit the back of the net in their last six matches, scoring only three times.

Pandur; Coyle, Jones, Hughes, Drameh; Simons, Palmer, Puerta, Slater, Omur; Pedro

West Bromwich Albion are now playing the longest losing streak under Carlos Corberan since failing to win any of its last eight games after a six-game unbeaten run for the 2024-25 Championship season. The team had just been through a goalless draw against Burnley at The Hawthorns, the third game in succession without a victory and for which the fans were starting to wonder if they were getting their money's worth in paying season tickets. West Brom had recorded the fewest goals in the history of English football, even beating York City's 1972-73 season where they managed only three goals in seven home matches. The team would manage some points with that in games at other grounds against Blackburn Rovers, Oxford United, and Luton Town with the team failing to win games at their ground. West Brom currently sit fifth in the table as the final international break of the year approaches, but on goal difference they are tied with Watford in seventh place.

Palmer; Furlong, Holgate, Heggem, Styles; Mowatt, Racic; Fellows, Diangana, Johnston; Maja

Two good sides will miss some big name players and it might be a low-margin game between Hull and West Brom at MKM Stadium; one moment of brilliance from either side will take that all-important three points with them. Although they will come up short in the spark from which goal-scoring opportunity is created, West Brom has a very strong defence. So, here as well, a draw should be the case because West Brom is traveling to the city of Hull.