Brentford managed to extend Hull City's winless streak in the Premier League with a 1-1 draw at the Tigers' stadium. Dango Ouattara's goal in the second half equalized the score after Ollie McBurnie's penalty had put Hull ahead at 1‑0 in the first half.
The match, held on October 25, 2026 at 15:00 CET, saw the “Tigers” try to maintain their good start to the season. Hull, who had started the campaign with a surprise victory over Manchester United and had accumulated seven points after three matchdays, were forced to accept a draw after conceding a goal in the final quarter of the match. Since August 29, the date of their last victory, the Hull team has not managed to overcome the barrier of victory, now totaling seven games without winning.
Despite the defeat, Hull City continues to sit in the middle of the table, with ten points, just three above the relegation zone. Brentford, for its part, remains in a comfortable position in sixth position in the ranking, with eleven points and four positions away from the Champions League places. The tie did not significantly alter the dynamics of the competition, but it did reinforce the need for both teams to find the formula to turn ties into victories.
Ouattara's goal came in the 68th minute, when the French Ligue 1 Premier League forward took advantage of a Hull defensive error to score with a precise shot. McBurnie's calmly taken penalty had given Hull the initial lead, but Brentford reacted with a series of attacks that culminated in the equalizing goal. The referee did not sanction any red or yellow cards during the match, and added time was two minutes.
With the result, Hull City continues its search for the first victory of the season, while Brentford maintains its position in the Champions League qualification zone. Both teams' upcoming matches will be crucial in determining whether Hull can reverse their run and whether Brentford can consolidate their position at the top of the table.