Hull held to 1-1 draw by Brentford at the MKM Stadium
Hull City were pegged back to a 1-1 draw with Brentford on home soil, a result that kept the unbeaten home record going but did little to end a frustrating winless run.
Sky Sports reports that Oli McBurnie put the Tigers ahead from the penalty spot before Dango Ouattara struck in the second half to rescue a point for the Bees, extending Hull's winless run in the Premier League (Sky Sports). The Guardian confirms the same shape to the game, noting McBurnie's penalty arrived in the 24th minute before Ouattara's equaliser, and adds that Hull have now gone seven games without a win despite their unbeaten home record remaining intact (The Guardian).
HullLive takes a more local view, running the rule over the player ratings from the draw and singling out Semi Ajayi for an impressive display as the Tigers responded to their defeat at Fulham with a useful point on home turf (HullLive). That framing fits neatly with the Guardian and Sky Sports reports, with all outlets agreeing on the scoreline and the fact that a point, rather than a win, was the outcome.
Before kick-off, the Yorkshire Post had been focused on the practicalities for fans, setting out the TV and streaming details for how to follow the Hull v Brentford clash (Yorkshire Post). That piece naturally doesn't touch on the outcome, but it slots in as part of the build-up to the same fixture the other three outlets report on afterwards.
Taken together, the picture is consistent: McBurnie's penalty gave Hull the lead, Ouattara's response for Brentford meant the points were shared, and while the Tigers' home form stays unbeaten, the wait for a win continues. Attention at the MKM Stadium now turns to Ipswich Town's visit on Saturday 31 October.
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