Hull City vs West Bromwich Albion Prediction: Game will have impact in top six standings

Hull City will welcome West Bromwich Albion at The A2B Stadium in Game Week 34 of the English Championship. This game will have huge impact in top six standings in the Championship. Who will come out on top after 90 minutes?

Hull is being considered as a potential top-six finisher after securing three consecutive away wins in the last two weeks. They defeated Rotherham United, Huddersfield Town, and Southampton with a 2-1 scoreline each, with the victory over Southampton catching the attention of other playoff contenders. The team's recent victory at St Mary's Stadium ended Southampton's unbeaten run on the South Coast since September. Hull's manager, Liam Rosenior, remained confident during a period of one win in seven games, believing that his team was close to hitting top form. The team has now won five of their last six Championship matches, earning 12 points out of a possible 15 in February. This run has propelled Hull to sixth place in the standings, ahead of Coventry City, and Norwich City. Aaron Connolly leads the team's goal-scoring charts with eight goals, despite the focus on Carvalho, Zaroury, and Philogene as playmakers.

Allsopp; Coyle, Jones, Greaves, Giles; Seri, Slater, Philogene, Carvalho, Zaroury; Omur

West Brom extended their winning streak in the Championship with a 3-0 victory over Plymouth at Home Park on Tuesday. Cedric Kipre, Mikey Johnston, and Tom Fellows scored for the Baggies, showcasing their diverse attacking options. The team has shifted from relying solely on Jed Wallace and John Swift to incorporating Fellows, Johnston, and January signing Andreas Weimann. Despite financial concerns following the club's recent acquisition by Shilen Patel, West Brom added experienced midfielder Yann M'Vila to their squad. Despite currently being in fifth place in the league, a loss in their next match could see them drop out of the top six.

Palmer; Furlong, Kipre, Pieters, Townsend; Yokuslu, Mowatt, Wallace, Swift, Fellows; Weimann

West Brom secured a rare clean sheet away from home against Plymouth on Tuesday. However, we anticipate that Hull will pose a greater defensive challenge for Albion compared to Plymouth. The Tigers are coming off a well-deserved victory against Southampton and are likely to be full of confidence. We predict that the hosts will have to settle for a draw this weekend.