Hull City – Luton Town

The encounter in Hull will be productive and will end with at least two goals

The twelfth round of the English Championship will begin on Friday with a clash of Hull City – Luton Town. Due to the funeral of Elizabeth II, English clubs of different divisions have postponed their matches, but Hull City and Luton Town have played an equal number of rounds - ten. The home side approach the match in 20th position, with the visitors in 11th. The bookmakers are not expecting a dramatic correction in the opponents' playing form at the moment, "predicting" Luton Town in 14th place and Hull City in 17th. The favourites for the match are suggested to be the visitors, but the odds are not heavily tipped in their favour. Hull City have changed almost half of their squad in the last transfer window. Quite good players have come to the club, but the playing links of such a serious rotation has been thoroughly disrupted. Last season, the Tigers finished in 19th place, and this season they have only looked decent in a handful of summer games. For example, they beat Norwich at home. In the last four rounds, Shota Arveladze's charges have looked very poor, losing all of them by a minimum of two goals difference. The Tigers are troubled by an epidemic of injuries, due to which eight players of the team, including Synyk, Traore, and Sayyadmanesh will not be able to appear in the upcoming match. On home soil, Hull City are prone to a series of results. Last season, it got to the point where the Tigers would lose six home meetings in a row and then win for weeks on end. Luton Town were very close to a historic move to the Premier League at the end of last season's championship but lost to Huddersfield Town in the play-off semi-finals. Unlike their upcoming opponents, the Hatterboys have strengthened in the off-season. The acquisition of Barnsley forward Carlton Morris, for whom only two million euros was paid, was a great success for the team. Morris now has six goals under his belt, four of which he scored in three games in September. When you consider that Hull City have the most prolific Championship forward in the squad, Oscar Estupignan (seven goals), you can imagine what the nature of the match will be. We're betting that the spectators at MKM Stadium will see at least two goals scored.