
Hull City 1-1 Brentford: Dango Ouattara cancels out an early McBurnie penalty
Oliver McBurnie's 24th-minute penalty gave Hull City the lead, but Dango Ouattara's volley levelled it for Brentford in a share of the points at the MKM Stadium.
Hull City led for almost 40 minutes before Brentford found a way back. Oliver McBurnie converted a 24th-minute penalty to put the home side ahead, but Dango Ouattara's volley, teed up by Igor Thiago, levelled it in the 63rd minute and the points were shared.
It was Brentford who had the better of the chances after going behind, with six shots on target to Hull's two across the match, but neither side could find a second goal in a game that stayed open to the final whistle.
Match facts
- 24' — Oliver McBurnie (Hull City), penalty
- 63' — Dango Ouattara (Brentford), assisted by Igor Thiago
Aaron Hickey was the only player booked, in the 23rd minute, in an otherwise niggle-free afternoon at the MKM Stadium.
Form guide
Hull had won only once in their previous six league games coming in, and this draw makes it six games without a win now. Brentford, who had lost their previous game 1-2 at home to Liverpool, at least avoid back-to-back defeats.
What's next
The draw takes Hull City to 10th on 10 points and Brentford to 6th on 11, with the full matchweek-8 round now complete across the division.
Picks for you
Advertising. Affiliate links — we may earn a commission on your purchases, at no extra cost to you. It does not influence our editorial coverage.
Keep reading
International FootballAston Villa end Manchester City's unbeaten run with a 2-1 win built on Nicolas Jackson
A sixth-minute strike and a second after the break from Nicolas Jackson gave Aston Villa a 2-1 win over Manchester City, Erling Haaland's reply not enough to save Pep Guardiola's side from their first defeat of the season.
International FootballSunderland 0-0 Leeds United: bottom club holds out for a rare point at the Stadium of Light
Neither side could find a breakthrough at the Stadium of Light as Sunderland and Leeds United drew 0-0 — only Sunderland's second clean sheet of the season, and a point that ends a run of four straight defeats.
International FootballManchester United sink to a 0-3 home defeat as Bournemouth cut through twice before half-time
Rayan and Marcus Tavernier scored five minutes apart either side of the 40th minute, Evanilson added a third after the break, and four Manchester United players were booked along the way — a 0-3 defeat at Old Trafford that is becoming a familiar shape for Michael Carrick's side.