Hull v Burnley Predictions & Betting Odds – 25th February 2017

Tigers to roar to three home points

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Hull’s chances of staying up have improved dramatically under Marco Silva, but there is s still a lot of work ahead of them. They have to take all that they can get now from a decent run of games on home soil, starting with this one. Three points could give the Tigers a bit of daylight from the drop zone and they are taking on a Burnley side who have tanked badly out on the road this season. The Tigers have to be targetting the three points on offer in this one hard, this is huge opportunity for them to put some crucial survival points on the board. Can they deliver though in a high pressure game?

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Hull v Burnley Betting Tips

Marco Silva has done wonders since taking over at the KCom and the Tigers have a real shot at survival, and with a good run of home fixtures coming up, there are chances to be taken. Hull have gone W4 D3 L5 at home this season in the Premier League and are on a two match winning streak there and are unbeaten in three at the KCom. They have suffered just the one defeat in their last seven Premier League home games now having put up a pretty solid W3 D3 L1 record and that defeat in that sequence was against Man City. So there is a glimmer of hope for them now in surviving the drop and they could climb up to 16th in the table if they pick up the three points on offer. If they do win then it will be the first time ever in the top flight that the Tigers have won three consecutive matches at home. Hull won their last league home game 3-0 against Burnley which was back in the 2015 Championship. A more sedate Hull 1-0 correct score bet at Coral will return a good value of 6/1 and there is a quote of 13/20 on this going under the 2.5 goal line.

Eight of the 11 goals that have been scored in the previous Premier League games between these two have come in the second half of the matches, so there could be a bit of value at 6/4 on the 0-0 half time score at Coral. If you are backing the Tigers to come through this then the Draw/Hull half time/full time bet at Coral will return a price of 4/1. Hull have taken on a new lease of life under the new boss and the performances have been there to suggest that they can get something out of a home match against the league’s lowest-scoring away side this season. Burnley have only netted five away goals all season and that will lead you to a price of 9/4 on Hull to win to nil in this fixture if you wanted to push the boat out a little bit. In the anytime goalscorer market there is a price of 2/1 on Oumar Niasse hitting the back of the net. Can the Tigers collect a massively valuable three points?

From the five previous Premier League match ups against Hull, Burnley are unbeaten with a W4 D1 record from that. Actually, Burnley’s biggest ever Premier League win happened at the KCom back in April 2010 as they ran out 4-1 winners. It’s hard to see them landing a win as they have failed to do so all season in the top flight away from Turf Moor, having recorded as shocking W0 D1 L10 record so far away from home. The Clarets are on a seven match losing streak out on the road and each of their last four defeats away from Turf Moor have been by a 2-1 scoreline. A Hull 2-1 win is a 9/1 shot at Coral for Saturday’s fixture. Burnley have never been a reliable bunch on the road in the Premier League having won only four of 49 away games in the Premier League but two of those four came against Hull. Only once before in the history of the Premier League has a side collected fewer points from their first eleven away games in a season than Burnley have and that was QPR back in the 2014/15 season. Can Barely get over their shock FA Cup home defeat against non-league side Lincoln?

Hull v Burnley Betting Odds

Hull 21/10, Draw 9/4, Burnley 11/4

Hull v Burnley Predictions

Worth backing Hull here just because of Burnley’s record out on the road this season. This is probably going to be a low scoring affair so look under 2.5 goals on the outcome, but there should just be enough value in backing the Tigers to pull out a narrow win. They have been playing some decent stuff under Marco Silva and this is just too good of an opportunity for them to miss. They are value enough in the outright market for the match.