Colchester United v Hull City, 28 November 2006
| Score | 5-1 to Colchester United |
| Referee | Pat Miller |
| Competition | League Championship |
| Venue | Layer Road, Colchester |
| Attendance | 5,373 |
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Goals:
| Chris Iwelumo | 19 |
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| Chris Iwelumo | penalty | 54 |
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| Jamie Cureton | 57 |
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| Chris Iwelumo | 66 |
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| Chris Iwelumo | 79 |
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Starting lineup:
Goalkeeper
Aidan Davison
Defender
George Elokobi
Defender/Centre back
Pat Baldwin
Defender/Centre back
Wayne Brown
Defender/Forward
Greg Halford
Midfielder
Kem Izzet
Midfielder
Johnnie Jackson
Midfielder
Kevin McLeod
Midfielder/Forward
Karl Duguid
Forward
Jamie Cureton
Forward
Chris Iwelumo
Substitutions:
| Kevin Watson for Kevin McLeod | 73 |
| Hogan Ephraim for Jamie Cureton | 85 |
| Jamie Guy for Chris Iwelumo | 85 |
Cards:
Comments:
League position: 7th Unused substitutes: Dean Gerken and John White Chris Iwelumo became the first Colchester United player to score four goals in a Football League game since Bobby Hunt in a 5-3 win in the Fourth Division against Doncaster Rovers on 30 April 1962.Goals:
| Nicky Forster | 16 |
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Starting lineup:
Boaz Myhill
Goalkeeper
Danny Coles
Defender
Sam Ricketts
Defender
Michael Turner
Defender/Centre back
Damien Delaney
Defender/Midfielder
Stuart Elliott
Midfielder
David Livermore
Midfielder
Dean Marney
Midfielder
John Welsh
Midfielder
Craig Fagan
Forward
Nicky Forster
Forward
Substitutions:
| Nick Barmby for Nicky Forster | 59 |
| Ryan France for John Welsh | 59 |
Cards:
| Damien Delaney | 30 | Y |
| Stuart Elliott | 53 | Y |
| Dean Marney | 77 | Y |
Comments:
League position: 7th Unused substitutes: Dean Gerken and John White Chris Iwelumo became the first Colchester United player to score four goals in a Football League game since Bobby Hunt in a 5-3 win in the Fourth Division against Doncaster Rovers on 30 April 1962.Comments:
League position: 23rd Unused substitutes: Matt Duke, Andy Dawson and Stephen McPhee In manager Phil Parkinson's first return to Layer Road since leaving Colchester United for Hull City in the summer, this was the Tigers heaviest league defeat since losing by the same margin at Torquay United on 14 February 1998.