12.10.2026 11:53
In the 6th week of the English Premier League, Hull City drew 2-2 with Everton at home. Hull City, having won its first two matches, recorded 3 draws and 1 defeat in the next 4 matches, extending its wait for a win to 4 games.
The 6th-week clash between Hull City and Everton in England ended in a 2-2 draw. In a match whose first half ended goalless, 4 goals were scored in the second 45 minutes, but Hull City could not end their wait for a win.
HULL CITY STARTED THE SECOND HALF WITH A GOAL
Hosts Hull City took the lead in the 48th minute with Joe Gelhardt's goal. Gelhardt, who met the ball inside the penalty area from Sorba Thomas's pass, put his team 1-0 ahead with a shot into the bottom right corner.
EVERTON TURNED THE MATCH AROUND IN 13 MINUTES
Visitors Everton equalized in the 55th minute with Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall's goal. Dewsbury-Hall, who headed the cross Ainsley Maitland-Niles sent into the penalty area, made the score 1-1.
Everton, maintaining their pressure, took a 2-1 lead in the 68th minute with the goal scored by Thierno Barry. Barry, who met the ball near the edge of the penalty area from Dewsbury-Hall's pass, found the net with a powerful shot.
HULL CITY RESPONDED 4 MINUTES LATER
Everton's lead did not last long. Hull City made the score 2-2 in the 72nd minute with Mohamed Belloumi's goal. As no other goals were scored in the remaining minutes, both teams left the field with a point each.
WINLESS RUN EXTENDED TO 4 MATCHES
Hull City, who won their first two matches in the league, could not secure a win in the next 4 games. The hosts, who experienced 3 draws and 1 defeat during this period, increased their points to 9. Everton, who earned their fourth consecutive draw, reached 10 points.
NEXT WEEK'S OPPONENTS CONFIRMED
Next week, Hull City will face Fulham away. Everton, meanwhile, will host Chelsea at home.