Season so far

Championship

Key, Hull v Plymouth
League position, Hull City 21st, Plymouth Argyle 23rdTotal points, Hull City 33, Plymouth Argyle 30

Goals scored

Hull City 33Plymouth Argyle 36

Form guide

All competitions

Hull City lose
v Cardiff City
1
0
Championship
Plymouth Argyle lose
v Manchester City
3
1
FA Cup
Hull City won
v Sunderland
0
1
Championship
Plymouth Argyle draw
v Cardiff City
1
1
Championship
Hull City draw
v Norwich City
1
1
Championship
Plymouth Argyle draw
v Luton Town
1
1
Championship
Hull City lose
v Burnley
2
0
Championship
Plymouth Argyle lose
v Blackburn Rovers
2
0
Championship
Hull City lose
v Stoke City
1
2
Championship
Plymouth Argyle won
v Millwall
5
1
Championship

Previous meetings

All competitions

Hull City and Plymouth Argyle
Played
24
Hull City Won 8Plymouth Argyle Won 9Draw 7

Previous scores

All competitions

Championship

Plymouth Argyle 1 , Hull City 1 on the 17th of August 2024
Plymouth Argyle
Hull City
17th of August 2024
Plymouth Argyle 1 , Hull City 0 on the 4th of May 2024
Plymouth Argyle
Hull City
4th of May 2024
Hull City 1 , Plymouth Argyle 1 on the 30th of September 2023
Hull City
Plymouth Argyle
30th of September 2023

Match Facts

  • Hull City have won only one of their last seven meetings with Plymouth Argyle in the Championship (D2 L4), failing to win each of their last three (D2 L1) since a 1-0 away victory in February 2008.

  • Plymouth Argyle are unbeaten in their last three league games against Hull City (W1 D2) and could avoid defeat in four straight meetings with the Tigers for the first time since doing so across the 2000-01 and 2001-02 seasons (W1 D3).

  • Hull City have won the fewest points at home in the Championship this season (13 – W2 D7 L8), failing to win each of their five home league matches in 2025 (D2 L3), their longest winless start to a calendar year at the MKM Stadium since 2020 (P7 D1 L6).

  • Plymouth Argyle are the only team in England’s top four tiers yet to win an away game this season (D5 L12); they are the eighth Championship side to fail to win each of their first 17 away matches of a campaign, with each of the previous seven suffering relegation.

  • Since his first Hull start in mid-January, Joe Gelhardt has had the most shots for the Tigers in the Championship (15) as well as created the joint-most chances (7 – level with Eliot Matazo).