Hull City v Swansea City, 11 March 2017

Score2-1 to Hull City
RefereeAndre Marriner
CompetitionPremier League
VenueKCOM Stadium
Attendance19,195

View Hull City v Swansea City head to head

Kick-off: 3.00pm Swansea City had now lost all three meetings with Hull City in this season (also FA Cup 3rd round) and scored only one goal.

2 Hull City

1 Swansea City

Goals:

Oumar Niasse 69 G
Oumar Niasse 78 G

Goals:

Alfie Mawson 90 G

Starting lineup:

Goalkeeper Eldin Jakupović
Defender Harry Maguire
Defender Andrea Ranocchia
Defender/Midfielder Omar Elabdellaoui
Defender/Midfielder Tom Huddlestone
Defender/Midfielder Alfred N'Diaye
Defender/Midfielder Andy Robertson
Midfielder Sam Clucas
Midfielder/Forward Kamil Grosicki
Midfielder/Forward Lazar Markovic
Forward Abel Hernández

Starting lineup:

Lukasz Fabiański Goalkeeper
Angel Rangel Defender/Right back
Federico Fernández Defender
Alfie Mawson Defender
Jack Cork Defender/Midfielder
Martin Olsson Defender/Midfielder
Tom Carroll Midfielder
Leroy Fer Midfielder
Wayne Routledge Midfielder
Gylfi Sigurdsson Midfielder/Forward
Fernando Llorente Forward

Substitutions:

Oumar Niasse for Alfred N'Diaye 63
Ahmed Elmohamady for Lazar Markovic 75
David Meyler for Abel Hernández 82

Substitutions:

Jordi Amat for Angel Rangel 33
Jordan Ayew for Fernando Llorente 45
Luciano Narsingh for Wayne Routledge 71

Cards:

Alfred N'Diaye 45 Y
Tom Huddlestone 56 Y
Lazar Markovic 73 Y

Cards:

Martin Olsson 45 Y

On the bench:

Goalkeeper David Marshall
Defender Curtis Davies
Defender/Midfielder Ahmed Elmohamady
Defender/Midfielder David Meyler
Midfielder Shaun Maloney
Midfielder/Forward Adama Diomandé
Forward Oumar Niasse

On the bench:

Goalkeeper Kristoffer Nordfeldt
Defender Jordi Amat
Defender Stephen Kingsley
Midfielder Leon Britton
Midfielder/Forward Luciano Narsingh
Forward Jordan Ayew
Forward Borja

Comments:

League position: 18th All three of Oumar Niasse's Premier League goals for Hull City had been scored when coming on as a substitute. The Tigers had now taken 102 points from their 90 home games in the Premier League. They had now won five of their last six games at KCOM Stadium in all competitions. Alfred N'Diaye was booked in the fourth minute of added time in the first-half. Hull City manager Marco Silva said: "In the first-half we had chances, and in the second-half we improved our attitude and scored two goals. It is a fair result for us. We work two systems and the players know what we want."

Comments:

League position: 16th Swansea City had now conceded 61 league goals so far in this season. No side had yet to concede 60 or more goals at this stage of a Premier League season (28 games) and go on to avoid relegation. The Swans had now not drawn a Premier League game since the 1-1 draw at Everton on 19 November 2016 (played 16). They had now conceded 17 goals in the Premier League since 3 January 2017; only AFC Bournemouth (23) had conceded more in the same period. Martin Olsson was booked in the fourth minute of added time in the first-half. Alfie Mawson scored in the first minute of added time in the second-half. Swansea City manager Paul Clement said: "The way we defended was not good enough. For long periods we looked like we were in control of the game and we were creating opportunities on the counter-attack."

2 Hull City

Goals:

Oumar Niasse 69 G
Oumar Niasse 78 G

Starting lineup:

Goalkeeper Eldin Jakupović
Defender Harry Maguire
Defender Andrea Ranocchia
Defender/Midfielder Omar Elabdellaoui
Defender/Midfielder Tom Huddlestone
Defender/Midfielder Alfred N'Diaye
Defender/Midfielder Andy Robertson
Midfielder Sam Clucas
Midfielder/Forward Kamil Grosicki
Midfielder/Forward Lazar Markovic
Forward Abel Hernández

Substitutions:

Oumar Niasse for Alfred N'Diaye 63
Ahmed Elmohamady for Lazar Markovic 75
David Meyler for Abel Hernández 82

Cards:

Alfred N'Diaye 45 Y
Tom Huddlestone 56 Y
Lazar Markovic 73 Y

On the bench:

Goalkeeper David Marshall
Defender Curtis Davies
Defender/Midfielder Ahmed Elmohamady
Defender/Midfielder David Meyler
Midfielder Shaun Maloney
Midfielder/Forward Adama Diomandé
Forward Oumar Niasse

Comments:

League position: 18th All three of Oumar Niasse's Premier League goals for Hull City had been scored when coming on as a substitute. The Tigers had now taken 102 points from their 90 home games in the Premier League. They had now won five of their last six games at KCOM Stadium in all competitions. Alfred N'Diaye was booked in the fourth minute of added time in the first-half. Hull City manager Marco Silva said: "In the first-half we had chances, and in the second-half we improved our attitude and scored two goals. It is a fair result for us. We work two systems and the players know what we want."

1 Swansea City

Goals:

Alfie Mawson 90 G

Starting lineup:

Lukasz Fabiański Goalkeeper
Angel Rangel Defender/Right back
Federico Fernández Defender
Alfie Mawson Defender
Jack Cork Defender/Midfielder
Martin Olsson Defender/Midfielder
Tom Carroll Midfielder
Leroy Fer Midfielder
Wayne Routledge Midfielder
Gylfi Sigurdsson Midfielder/Forward
Fernando Llorente Forward

Substitutions:

Jordi Amat for Angel Rangel 33
Jordan Ayew for Fernando Llorente 45
Luciano Narsingh for Wayne Routledge 71

Cards:

Martin Olsson 45 Y

On the bench:

Goalkeeper Kristoffer Nordfeldt
Defender Jordi Amat
Defender Stephen Kingsley
Midfielder Leon Britton
Midfielder/Forward Luciano Narsingh
Forward Jordan Ayew
Forward Borja

Comments:

League position: 16th Swansea City had now conceded 61 league goals so far in this season. No side had yet to concede 60 or more goals at this stage of a Premier League season (28 games) and go on to avoid relegation. The Swans had now not drawn a Premier League game since the 1-1 draw at Everton on 19 November 2016 (played 16). They had now conceded 17 goals in the Premier League since 3 January 2017; only AFC Bournemouth (23) had conceded more in the same period. Martin Olsson was booked in the fourth minute of added time in the first-half. Alfie Mawson scored in the first minute of added time in the second-half. Swansea City manager Paul Clement said: "The way we defended was not good enough. For long periods we looked like we were in control of the game and we were creating opportunities on the counter-attack."