Preston North End vs Hull City Prediction: A draw is possible

Preston North End will welcome Hull City to Deepdale on Thursday. The Invincibles have won just one of their last 13 games. Can they bounce back to winning ways? Below, I have the team news, possible starting 11, some interesting facts, expert betting tips, and odds.

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Preston North End suffered a 2-1 loss to QPR in their last game to end their six-game unbeaten run. Milutin OSmajic put Preston ahead in the 21st minute before QPR got an equaliser 10 minutes before the hour mark. Liam Lindsay was sent off in the 83rd minute before QPR got a winner in the 89th minute.

The Invincibles have won just one of their last 13 games. At home, they are winless in their previous seven games. They sit 18th on the table with 23 points in 22 games, scoring 22 goals and conceding 29. Meanwhile, Josh Seary (knee injury) and Andrew Hughes are out of this game due to injuries.

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Hull City returned to winning ways with a 2-1 win over Swansea in their last game. Joao Pedro Galvao scored the first goal in the game in the 34th minute before Harry Darling equalised in the 42nd minute. However, Mason Burstow scored the winner in the 80th minute.

The visitors are winless in 12 of their last 13 games and their previous four games on the road. They sit 21st on the table with 19 points in 22 games, scoring 21 goals and conceding 31. Meanwhile, Carl Rushworth (ankle injury), Liam Millar (cruciate ligament injury), and Mohamed Belloumi (cruciate ligament tear) are out of this game.

Preston North End — Freddie Woodman, Jordan Storey, Jack Whatmough, Andrew Hughes, Brad Potts, Alistair McCann, S. T. Thórdarson, Kaine Kesler-Hayden, M. Frøkjær-Jensen, Sam Greenwood, Milutin Osmajic.

Hull City — Ivor Pandur, Lewie Coyle, Alfie Jones, Charlie Hughes, Ryan Giles, Abu Kamara, Steven Alzate, Gustavo Puerta, Regan Slater, Ryan Longman, João Pedro Galvão.

• Preston North End have failed to score in their last four games against Hull City.
• Hull City scored 21 goals in the league this season, the second-worst record.
• Three of the last four head-to-head games between the two sides ended goalless.
• The Invincibles have won just one of their last 13 games.
• Hull City are winless in 12 of their last 13 games.

Both Hull City, who are winless in 12 of their last 13 games, and Preston North End, who have won just one of their previous 13 games, are in poor form now, and siding on either side is not the right choice. However, with the sameness in the forms, I will pick a draw, and it may likely be a goalless draw because recent matches between these two sides have ended goalless or have just one goal separating them, and I expect this game to follow suit.

• Under 2.5 for 1.73 odds
• X for 3.25 odds
• BTTS-NO for 1.91 odds