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TIGERS NEED HOME IMPROVEMENT

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The LeaguePaper Team
30 September 2018

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STAR MAN MARKUS HENRIKSEN Hull City

Match Verdict
IF Hull are to avoid another relegation fight this season then they need to vastly improve their form at home.
The KCOM Stadium has become a happy hunting ground for away teams in recent years with City struggling to pick up three points on their own patch.
Since the start of the 2016-17 campaign, when they were in the top fl ight, Hull have won just 16 of 47 matches at home. Here, they showed plenty of fight and spirit, but lacked the firepower to kill Boro off. Life is similarl...

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