2 weeks Ago By [email protected] (Barry Cooper)
Hull City will hope for a repeat of the result on their last trip to the Potteries when they take on Stoke City at the bet365 Stadium this evening. Almost 12 months ago, City were 3-1 winners against the Potters as Liam Rosenior's side notched up a third successive away victory, but on Friday evening, Tim Walter will be eyeing his first success anywhere. City were beaten 2-0 by Sheffield United a week ago as their dismal start to the campaign continued, but against a Potters side who lost at Oxford United last Saturday and then sacked manager Steven Schumacher, they'll be hoping to spark their season into life.
Here's all the details you need ahead of the big game under the Stoke-on-Trent lights...
. The match takes place on Friday, September 20, 2024 live from the bet35 Stadium and kicks off at 8pm. For the second Friday in a row, the Tigers are live on the box.
The 8pm meeting in the Potteries is live on Sky Sports Football with coverage starting at 7:30pm . We will be bringing you all of the pre-match build-up, team news, live match action and analysis from the bet365 Stadium press box in our live blog, as we do with every City game home and away. If you join our WhatsApp community , we will send links to the blog and post-match analysis straight to your phone.
Sky Sports and TigersTV will put out highlights packages after the game. Played: 76 City wins: 21 Draws: 20 Stoke wins: 35 What happened last season? Stoke City 1-3 - September 24, 2023 Hull City 0-2 Stoke City - March 29, 2024 City have sold around 600 of their 2,188 allocation for the game and tickets will not be available at the gate at the bet365 Stadium. Friday night's referee is Ben Toner with Mark Stevens and Richard Woodward his assistants and Stephen Martin the fourth official.
The Lancashire-based official has taken charge of five games this season with three coming in League One and two in the Carabao Cup. He's handed out 19 yellow cards but is yet to show a red. Last term, Toner took charge of the 3-2 defeat at Bristol City before Christmas and the goalless draw at Watford late in the season when Ozan Tufan saw an early penalty saved.
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