The Premier League matchday six duel between Hull City and Everton took place on Sunday, October 11, 2026, at 3:00 p.m. Central European Time, at the MKM Stadium. The game, broadcast live on the sports network, featured both teams on the field for warm-up exercises before the players entered the stadium.
Hull City lined up their starting eleven in a 4-3-3 formation, with goalkeeper Konstantinos Tzolakis and defenders Lewie Coyle, Ainsley Maitland-Niles and Ryan Giles. Jarrad Branthwaite, Nobel Mendy and Harrison Armstrong stood out in midfield, while up front they featured John Egan, Semi Ajayi and Michael Keane. The Hull club's substitutes included Joe Gelhardt, Brennan Johnson and Matt Crooks, among others.
Everton, under the direction of David Moyes, fielded a similar lineup in a 4‑3‑3 formation. Goalkeeper Jordan Pickford remained in goal, supported by defenders Lewie Coyle, Ainsley Maitland-Niles and Ryan Giles. In midfield were Jarrad Branthwaite, Nobel Mendy and Harrison Armstrong, while the forward line consisted of John Egan, Semi Ajayi and Michael Keane. The B's substitutes and reserve players, such as Dillon Phillips and Mark Travers, were available for the coach.
During the match, both teams showed a balanced game, with scoring opportunities on both sides. The final score remained unchanged, with a 0‑0 draw, leaving fans with a feeling that the match was marked by defense and a lack of precision in finishing. Coaches Sergej Jakirovic of Hull City and David Moyes of Everton kept their squads in their usual positions, making no significant changes throughout the 90 minutes.
With the result, Hull City remains in the relegation zone, while Everton maintains its middle position in the table, without significant changes in its classification. The two teams will need to discuss areas for improvement ahead of their next meeting, as the season continues with the promise of more exciting fixtures in the Premier League.