Hull City v Burnley, 09 May 2015

Score1-0 to Burnley
RefereeMartin Atkinson
CompetitionPremier League
VenueKC Stadium
Attendance24,877

View Hull City v Burnley head to head

Kick-off: 3.00pm Six of the last seven league meetings between these sides had now ended with a 1-0 scoreline.

0 Hull City

1 Burnley

Goals:

Goals:

Danny Ings 62 G

Starting lineup:

Goalkeeper Steve Harper
Defender James Chester
Defender Michael Dawson
Defender Paul McShane
Defender/Midfielder Robbie Brady
Defender/Midfielder Ahmed Elmohamady
Defender/Midfielder Tom Huddlestone
Defender/Midfielder Jake Livermore
Midfielder Stephen Quinn
Midfielder/Forward Sone Aluko
Forward Dame N'Doye

Starting lineup:

Tom Heaton Goalkeeper
Michael Duff Defender
Ben Mee Defender
Jason Shackell Defender/Centre back
Matt Taylor Defender/Midfielder
Kieran Trippier Defender/Midfielder
Scott Arfield Midfielder
David Jones Midfielder
George Boyd Midfielder/Forward
Ashley Barnes Forward
Danny Ings Forward

Substitutions:

Nikica Jelavic for Paul McShane 57
David Meyler for Jake Livermore 57
Abel Hernández for Sone Aluko 66

Substitutions:

Stephen Ward for Matt Taylor 76
Michael Keane for Danny Ings 88

Cards:

Nikica Jelavic 67 Y

Cards:

Danny Ings 79 Y

On the bench:

Goalkeeper Allan McGregor
Defender Alex Bruce
Defender/Midfielder David Meyler
Defender/Midfielder Andy Robertson
Defender/Midfielder Liam Rosenior
Forward Abel Hernández
Forward Nikica Jelavic

On the bench:

Goalkeeper Matt Gilks
Defender Michael Keane
Midfielder Fredrik Ulvestad
Midfielder Stephen Ward
Midfielder/Forward Michael Kightly
Forward Lukas Jutkiewicz
Forward Sam Vokes

Comments:

League position: 18th There was some controversy over the goal as Michael Dawson was off the pitch receiving treatment for a bloody nose as instructed by the referee. Play was allowed to continue and Burnley went on to score from the ensuing corner-kick. The Tigers were still to win a Premier League match in the month of May in four seasons (eight defeats, three draws). It was now likely that they would have to win one of their two remaining games to avoid relegation. They had now won just two of their last ten Premier League games (drawn two and lost five). This was Hull City's 150th game in the Premier League.

Comments:

League position: 19th Despite this victory, Newcastle United's draw with West Bromwich Albion on the same afternoon confirmed Burnley's relegation to the League Championship. George Boyd, who joined from Hull City [subsequently relegated on the last day of the season] in September, became the fourth player to play for two teams who were relegated in the same Premier League season. Mark Robins (Norwich City and Leicester City) in 1994-95, Steve Kabba (Sheffield United and Watford) in 2006-07 and David Nugent (Portsmouth and Burnley in 2009-10) share the same distinction. The Clarets completed the double over the Tigers this season with two 1-0 wins. They had now won their last five visits to the KC Stadium. Victory stopped Burnley losing five consecutive top-flight matches for the first time since December 1975 and January 1976. Burnley had now scored just two goals in their last ten Premier League matches but they gave them two 1-0 wins. This was only their second away league win in this season, the other was a 2-1 win against Stoke City on 22 November 2014. In their two seasons in the Premier League, they had now won three away games. Two were at Hull City and all three were refereed by Martin Atkinson. Danny Ings’ goal ended the Clarets run of ten hours and 31 minutes without scoring a team goal and also his own personal goal drought of 1,036 minutes. Burnley became the second team to have played in more than one Premier League season and been relegated each time. The first was Watford who had regained a place in the Premier League this season as champions of the League Championship.

0 Hull City

Goals:

Starting lineup:

Goalkeeper Steve Harper
Defender James Chester
Defender Michael Dawson
Defender Paul McShane
Defender/Midfielder Robbie Brady
Defender/Midfielder Ahmed Elmohamady
Defender/Midfielder Tom Huddlestone
Defender/Midfielder Jake Livermore
Midfielder Stephen Quinn
Midfielder/Forward Sone Aluko
Forward Dame N'Doye

Substitutions:

Nikica Jelavic for Paul McShane 57
David Meyler for Jake Livermore 57
Abel Hernández for Sone Aluko 66

Cards:

Nikica Jelavic 67 Y

On the bench:

Goalkeeper Allan McGregor
Defender Alex Bruce
Defender/Midfielder David Meyler
Defender/Midfielder Andy Robertson
Defender/Midfielder Liam Rosenior
Forward Abel Hernández
Forward Nikica Jelavic

Comments:

League position: 18th There was some controversy over the goal as Michael Dawson was off the pitch receiving treatment for a bloody nose as instructed by the referee. Play was allowed to continue and Burnley went on to score from the ensuing corner-kick. The Tigers were still to win a Premier League match in the month of May in four seasons (eight defeats, three draws). It was now likely that they would have to win one of their two remaining games to avoid relegation. They had now won just two of their last ten Premier League games (drawn two and lost five). This was Hull City's 150th game in the Premier League.

1 Burnley

Goals:

Danny Ings 62 G

Starting lineup:

Tom Heaton Goalkeeper
Michael Duff Defender
Ben Mee Defender
Jason Shackell Defender/Centre back
Matt Taylor Defender/Midfielder
Kieran Trippier Defender/Midfielder
Scott Arfield Midfielder
David Jones Midfielder
George Boyd Midfielder/Forward
Ashley Barnes Forward
Danny Ings Forward

Substitutions:

Stephen Ward for Matt Taylor 76
Michael Keane for Danny Ings 88

Cards:

Danny Ings 79 Y

On the bench:

Goalkeeper Matt Gilks
Defender Michael Keane
Midfielder Fredrik Ulvestad
Midfielder Stephen Ward
Midfielder/Forward Michael Kightly
Forward Lukas Jutkiewicz
Forward Sam Vokes

Comments:

League position: 19th Despite this victory, Newcastle United's draw with West Bromwich Albion on the same afternoon confirmed Burnley's relegation to the League Championship. George Boyd, who joined from Hull City [subsequently relegated on the last day of the season] in September, became the fourth player to play for two teams who were relegated in the same Premier League season. Mark Robins (Norwich City and Leicester City) in 1994-95, Steve Kabba (Sheffield United and Watford) in 2006-07 and David Nugent (Portsmouth and Burnley in 2009-10) share the same distinction. The Clarets completed the double over the Tigers this season with two 1-0 wins. They had now won their last five visits to the KC Stadium. Victory stopped Burnley losing five consecutive top-flight matches for the first time since December 1975 and January 1976. Burnley had now scored just two goals in their last ten Premier League matches but they gave them two 1-0 wins. This was only their second away league win in this season, the other was a 2-1 win against Stoke City on 22 November 2014. In their two seasons in the Premier League, they had now won three away games. Two were at Hull City and all three were refereed by Martin Atkinson. Danny Ings’ goal ended the Clarets run of ten hours and 31 minutes without scoring a team goal and also his own personal goal drought of 1,036 minutes. Burnley became the second team to have played in more than one Premier League season and been relegated each time. The first was Watford who had regained a place in the Premier League this season as champions of the League Championship.