Bury v Hull City, 30 January 2016

Score3-1 to Hull City
RefereeDarren Bond
CompetitionFA Cup 4th round
VenueGigg Lane
Attendance7,064

View Bury v Hull City head to head

The only previous FA Cup meeting between these sides was in 1914, with Bury winning 2-1 at home following a replay. Kick-off: 3.00pm

1 Bury

3 Hull City

Goals:

Craig Jones 86 G

Goals:

Chuba Akpom 14 G
Chuba Akpom penalty 57 P
Chuba Akpom 69 G

Starting lineup:

Goalkeeper Ian Lawlor
Defender Reece Brown
Defender Nathan Cameron
Defender/Midfielder Chris Hussey
Defender/Midfielder Danny Pugh
Midfielder Kelvin Etuhu
Midfielder Danny Mayor
Midfielder Tom Soares
Midfielder Andy Tutte
Forward Tom Pope
Forward Danny Rose

Starting lineup:

Eldin Jakupović Goalkeeper
Alex Bruce Defender
Michael Dawson Defender
Ahmed Elmohamady Defender/Midfielder
Tom Huddlestone Defender/Midfielder
David Meyler Defender/Midfielder
Ryan Taylor Defender/Midfielder
Josh Tymon Defender/Midfielder
Sone Aluko Midfielder/Forward
Adama Diomandé Midfielder/Forward
Chuba Akpom Forward

Substitutions:

Joe Riley for Kelvin Etuhu 10
Craig Jones for Andy Tutte 51
Ryan Lowe for Danny Rose 51

Substitutions:

Sam Clucas for Adama Diomandé 68
Isaac Hayden for Josh Tymon 80
Harry Maguire for Sone Aluko 85

On the bench:

Defender Peter Clarke
Defender Joe Riley
Midfielder Scott Burgess
Midfielder Craig Jones
Midfielder Jacob Mellis
Forward Ryan Lowe
Forward George Miller

On the bench:

Goalkeeper Allan McGregor
Defender Harry Maguire
Defender/Midfielder Isaac Hayden
Defender/Midfielder Jake Livermore
Midfielder Sam Clucas
Midfielder Robert Snodgrass
Forward Abel Hernández

Comments:

This was Bury’s second 4th round appearance since 1986; the previous was against Southampton in 2008.

Comments:

Chuba Akpom scored his first professional hat-trick. It was the first by a Hull City player in an away FA Cup tie since Russell Wainscoat in a 8-2 1st round win at Stalybridge Celtic on 26 November 1932. On his senior debut, at 16 years and 253 days, Josh Tymon became the youngest-ever player to represent the Tigers in the FA Cup. The previous record holder was Andy Flounders who was 92 days older when he appeared against Halifax Town on 22 November 1980.

1 Bury

Goals:

Craig Jones 86 G

Starting lineup:

Goalkeeper Ian Lawlor
Defender Reece Brown
Defender Nathan Cameron
Defender/Midfielder Chris Hussey
Defender/Midfielder Danny Pugh
Midfielder Kelvin Etuhu
Midfielder Danny Mayor
Midfielder Tom Soares
Midfielder Andy Tutte
Forward Tom Pope
Forward Danny Rose

Substitutions:

Joe Riley for Kelvin Etuhu 10
Craig Jones for Andy Tutte 51
Ryan Lowe for Danny Rose 51

On the bench:

Defender Peter Clarke
Defender Joe Riley
Midfielder Scott Burgess
Midfielder Craig Jones
Midfielder Jacob Mellis
Forward Ryan Lowe
Forward George Miller

Comments:

This was Bury’s second 4th round appearance since 1986; the previous was against Southampton in 2008.

3 Hull City

Goals:

Chuba Akpom 14 G
Chuba Akpom penalty 57 P
Chuba Akpom 69 G

Starting lineup:

Eldin Jakupović Goalkeeper
Alex Bruce Defender
Michael Dawson Defender
Ahmed Elmohamady Defender/Midfielder
Tom Huddlestone Defender/Midfielder
David Meyler Defender/Midfielder
Ryan Taylor Defender/Midfielder
Josh Tymon Defender/Midfielder
Sone Aluko Midfielder/Forward
Adama Diomandé Midfielder/Forward
Chuba Akpom Forward

Substitutions:

Sam Clucas for Adama Diomandé 68
Isaac Hayden for Josh Tymon 80
Harry Maguire for Sone Aluko 85

On the bench:

Goalkeeper Allan McGregor
Defender Harry Maguire
Defender/Midfielder Isaac Hayden
Defender/Midfielder Jake Livermore
Midfielder Sam Clucas
Midfielder Robert Snodgrass
Forward Abel Hernández

Comments:

Chuba Akpom scored his first professional hat-trick. It was the first by a Hull City player in an away FA Cup tie since Russell Wainscoat in a 8-2 1st round win at Stalybridge Celtic on 26 November 1932. On his senior debut, at 16 years and 253 days, Josh Tymon became the youngest-ever player to represent the Tigers in the FA Cup. The previous record holder was Andy Flounders who was 92 days older when he appeared against Halifax Town on 22 November 1980.