Burnley v Hull City, 10 September 2016

Score1-1
RefereePaul Tierney
CompetitionPremier League
VenueTurf Moor
Attendance18,803

View Burnley v Hull City head to head

Kick-off: 3.00pm This was the first draw in the last 17 league meetings.

1 Burnley

1 Hull City

Goals:

Steven Defour 72 G

Goals:

Robert Snodgrass 90 G

Starting lineup:

Goalkeeper Tom Heaton
Defender Michael Keane
Defender Matt Lowton
Defender Ben Mee
Midfielder Steven Defour
Midfielder Dean Marney
Midfielder Stephen Ward
Midfielder/Forward George Boyd
Midfielder/Forward Jóhann Berg Gudmundsson
Forward Andre Gray
Forward Sam Vokes

Starting lineup:

Eldin Jakupović Goalkeeper
Curtis Davies Defender
Ahmed Elmohamady Defender/Midfielder
Tom Huddlestone Defender/Midfielder
Jake Livermore Defender/Midfielder
David Meyler Defender/Midfielder
Andy Robertson Defender/Midfielder
Sam Clucas Midfielder
Robert Snodgrass Midfielder
Adama Diomandé Midfielder/Forward
Abel Hernández Forward

Substitutions:

Jeff Hendrick for Steven Defour 75
Scott Arfield for Jóhann Berg Gudmundsson 76
Patrick Bamford for Andre Gray 80

Substitutions:

Will Keane for Adama Diomandé 70
Ryan Mason for David Meyler 73
Shaun Maloney for Sam Clucas 83

Cards:

Ben Mee 27 Y
Scott Arfield 82 Y

Cards:

On the bench:

Goalkeeper Paul Robinson
Defender Jon Flanagan
Defender James Tarkowski
Midfielder Scott Arfield
Midfielder Jeff Hendrick
Midfielder/Forward Michael Kightly
Forward Patrick Bamford

On the bench:

Goalkeeper David Marshall
Defender Harry Maguire
Midfielder Markus Henriksen
Midfielder Shaun Maloney
Midfielder Ryan Mason
Midfielder James Weir
Forward Will Keane

Comments:

League position: 14th New club record signing Jeff Hendrick made his debut for Burnley in this game following his move from Derby County. Steven Defour's goal was the first that Burnley had scored in the second-half of a Premier League game in this season. The Clarets had now scored in two of the five games they had played in this season in all competitions.

Comments:

League position: 7th Hull City became the first Premier League team to name an unchanged starting line-up for their opening four games since Newcastle United in 2010-11. New signing Will Keane made his City debut in this game. He came on to face his twin brother, Michael Keane. Robert Snodgrass scored in the fifth minute of added time in the second half. In their previous game, the Tigers lost to Manchester United with virtually the last kick of the game by Marcus Rashford.

1 Burnley

Goals:

Steven Defour 72 G

Starting lineup:

Goalkeeper Tom Heaton
Defender Michael Keane
Defender Matt Lowton
Defender Ben Mee
Midfielder Steven Defour
Midfielder Dean Marney
Midfielder Stephen Ward
Midfielder/Forward George Boyd
Midfielder/Forward Jóhann Berg Gudmundsson
Forward Andre Gray
Forward Sam Vokes

Substitutions:

Jeff Hendrick for Steven Defour 75
Scott Arfield for Jóhann Berg Gudmundsson 76
Patrick Bamford for Andre Gray 80

Cards:

Ben Mee 27 Y
Scott Arfield 82 Y

On the bench:

Goalkeeper Paul Robinson
Defender Jon Flanagan
Defender James Tarkowski
Midfielder Scott Arfield
Midfielder Jeff Hendrick
Midfielder/Forward Michael Kightly
Forward Patrick Bamford

Comments:

League position: 14th New club record signing Jeff Hendrick made his debut for Burnley in this game following his move from Derby County. Steven Defour's goal was the first that Burnley had scored in the second-half of a Premier League game in this season. The Clarets had now scored in two of the five games they had played in this season in all competitions.

1 Hull City

Goals:

Robert Snodgrass 90 G

Starting lineup:

Eldin Jakupović Goalkeeper
Curtis Davies Defender
Ahmed Elmohamady Defender/Midfielder
Tom Huddlestone Defender/Midfielder
Jake Livermore Defender/Midfielder
David Meyler Defender/Midfielder
Andy Robertson Defender/Midfielder
Sam Clucas Midfielder
Robert Snodgrass Midfielder
Adama Diomandé Midfielder/Forward
Abel Hernández Forward

Substitutions:

Will Keane for Adama Diomandé 70
Ryan Mason for David Meyler 73
Shaun Maloney for Sam Clucas 83

Cards:

On the bench:

Goalkeeper David Marshall
Defender Harry Maguire
Midfielder Markus Henriksen
Midfielder Shaun Maloney
Midfielder Ryan Mason
Midfielder James Weir
Forward Will Keane

Comments:

League position: 7th Hull City became the first Premier League team to name an unchanged starting line-up for their opening four games since Newcastle United in 2010-11. New signing Will Keane made his City debut in this game. He came on to face his twin brother, Michael Keane. Robert Snodgrass scored in the fifth minute of added time in the second half. In their previous game, the Tigers lost to Manchester United with virtually the last kick of the game by Marcus Rashford.