Blackburn Rovers lock horns with Hull at Ewood Park in the Championship on Sunday, 29 December. Read our Championship predictions for the contest below.
Contents
- 1 Blackburn Rovers vs Hull prediction: Visitors could be worth opposing
- 2 Pre-game odds and win probability: Rovers are clear favourites
- 3 Most recent H2Hs: Blackburn Rovers targeting second win
- 4 Blackburn Rovers preview: Six could miss out
- 5 Hull preview: Five missing for City
- 6 Player to watch – Yuki Ohashi
Blackburn Rovers vs Hull prediction: Visitors could be worth opposing
Key Stats
- Hull have lost each of their last five away matches in the Championship.
- Blackburn have won six of their last eight assignments in the second tier.
- Hull lost 1-0 in three of their last five away games in the Championship.
- Blackburn have been picking up 2.34 cards per game in the league this term.
Correct score prediction: Blackburn Rovers 1-0 Hull
Hull have lost five away games on the bounce in the Championship and three of those defeats finished 1-0 in their opponent’s favour. A similar result could be worth backing when the Tigers visit Ewood Park.
Pre-game odds and win probability: Rovers are clear favourites
- HOME: 21/20 (2.05) – 48.8%
- DRAW: 12/5 (3.40) – 29.4%
- AWAY: 5/2 (3.50) – 28.6%
*odds from Ladbrokes, subject to change
Blackburn held Sunderland to a 2-2 draw in their last runout and having claimed seven of the last nine points on offer at Ewood Park, Rovers are an attractive prospect at 21/20 to beat Hull.
Hull lost 1-0 at Preston on Boxing Day and that was their fifth away loss on the trot in the Championship. The Tigers have just a 28.6% chance of recording a rare away win on Sunday. View more of our latest football predictions on our dedicated page.
Most recent H2Hs: Blackburn Rovers targeting second win
Blackburn Rovers beat Hull 1-0 when the teams met earlier in December, though they lost two successive games against City before that.
England Championship 07/12/24

Hull

Blackburn
England Championship 29/12/23

Hull

Blackburn
England Championship 19/08/23

Blackburn

Hull
England Championship 15/04/23

Blackburn

Hull
England Championship 29/10/22

Hull

Blackburn
Blackburn Rovers preview: Six could miss out
Scott Wharton, Zak Gilsenan, Hayden Carter, Arnor Sigurdsson, Lewis Travis and Harry Pickering are all in the treatment room for Blackburn. Rovers scored in the last minute to rescue a point at home to Sunderland on Boxing Day.
Predicted lineup: Pears (GK), Brittain, Hyam, Batth, Beck, Baker, Tronstad, Dolan, Cantwell, Hedges, Ohashi
England Championship 03/05/25
D

Sheff Utd
1

Blackburn
1
England Championship 26/04/25
W

Watford
1

Blackburn
2
England Championship 21/04/25
W

Sunderland
0

Blackburn
1
England Championship 18/04/25
W

Millwall
1

Blackburn
4
England Championship 12/04/25
W

Luton
0

Blackburn
1
Hull preview: Five missing for City
Mohamed Belloumi, Liam Millar, Dogukan Sinik, Carl Rushworth and Kasey Palmer are all injured for Hull. The Tigers are in the relegation zone but can move out of the bottom three with a win at Ewood Park.
Predicted lineup: Pandur (GK), Coyle, Jones, McLoughlin, Giles, Slater, Alzate, Puerta, Longman, Burstow, Pedro
England Championship 03/05/25
D

Portsmouth
1

Hull
1
England Championship 26/04/25
L

Derby
1

Hull
0
England Championship 21/04/25
W

Preston
1

Hull
2
England Championship 18/04/25
L

Swansea
1

Hull
0
England Championship 14/04/25
D

Coventry
1

Hull
1
Player to watch – Yuki Ohashi
Yuki Ohashi scored his fifth Championship goal of the campaign in Blackburn’s 2-2 draw with Sunderland on Boxing Day and the 28-year-old could be a threat again on Sunday.

Ohashi is a potential match winner
Ohashi hadn’t scored in the Championship since September when he bagged a goal against Sunderland on Boxing Day and the Japanese forward should have a kick in his step this weekend having ended his dry spell.