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Hull stun Man Utd in dream Premier League return

Hull City stunned Manchester United on a dream return to the Premier League after nine years away with a first ever top-flight win against their shell-shocked visitors. United came into the season high on confidence after their end to the 2025-26 campaign under Michael Carrick, where they finished third to qualify for the Champions League, […]

Hull stun Man Utd in dream Premier League return

Hull City delivered a stunning Premier League victory over long-time rivals Manchester United, marking their first top-flight win since returning to the league after a nine-year absence. The lively Tigers took to their home ground and showcased their potential with a well-deserved triumph against a visibly demoralized United.

United began the season with high hopes, having clinched the third position last season under manager Michael Carrick and secured a Champions League spot after a successful summer transfer window, which included the introduction of new talent. However, their optimism was swiftly put to the test as Sergej Jakirovic's focused Tigers put on an impressive display.

Semi Ajayi, the club-record signing, opened the scoring for Hull with a well-struck effort after Oli McBurnie's shot struck the post off Senne Lammens, the United goalkeeper. The goal was a testament to Hull's determination and skill. The club's new signing, Nobel Mendy, continued the momentum by scoring a second goal on his debut, heading in from Regan Slater's precise free-kick.

Despite facing a formidable opponent, Hull's goalkeeper Konstantinos Tzolakis kept the scoreline low with five crucial saves, including a vital stop to thwart Bryan Mbeumo's late attempt. The victory was a testament to Hull City's resurgence as they secured their first-ever Premier League win since a 7-1 home defeat to Tottenham in May 2017.

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