The most recent information on Hull City as Liam Rosenior’s club prepares to play QPR in the Championship.
The result of Hull City’s most recent game, a 2-2 draw at home against Middlesbrough, didn’t exactly assist their play-off chances.
The Tigers’ scorers versus Boro were Jean Michael Seri and Jaden Philogene.
Tenth in the standings, Liam Rosenior’s team is six points out of the play-offs with a game remaining against sixth-place Norwich City.
News about the Hull City team
The great news for Hull, according to HullLive, is that Liam Delap, a striker on loan from Manchester City, might be available again for QPR’s visit.
Lewie Coyle, the team captain, and Anass Zaroury, a Burnley loanee, are expected to miss this one.
XI starting
Everybody
Slater
Jones
Greaves
Giles
Seri
Morton
Omur
Tufan
Philogene
Carvalho
Despite significant pressure from backup goalkeeper Ivor Pandur, who hasn’t played in a competitive game since moving from Fortuna Sittard in January, Ryan Allsop is probably going to stay in goal.
With Coyle out, Regan Slater is anticipated to start at right back once more. The former Sheffield United player is adaptable and has several positional capabilities.
Reunited at center defense, Alfie Jones and Jacob Greaves should start, with Ryan Giles, on loan from Luton Town, starting at left back following his substitute appearance against Middlesbrough.
Tyler Morton and Seri, who scored his first goal of the year on Wednesday, are expected to start in midfield once more. Rosenior has another choice if he wants to shake things up: Greg Docherty.
Omur, Ozan Tufan, and Philogene will be keen to cause QPR some trouble further up the pitch. The 24-year-old Omur has made an impression since moving from Trabzonspor for the winter, although he has yet to score in England.
In recent seasons, Hull has chosen to play without a designated striker. Seven goals have been scored by Carvalho in 15 games since his temporary transfer from Liverpool.
Rosenior has Noah Ohio, Aaron Connolly, Billy Sharp, and perhaps Delap back.
