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Although Hull City manager Liam Rosenior is pleased with his team’s recent results, he maintains that it will mean “nothing” if they are unable to support them in their tantalizing play-off match versus Albion at the MKM Stadium tomorrow.
Written by George Bennett
published twenty-one hours ago
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With a decisive victory at Southampton, the Tigers passed both Norwich City and Coventry City, respectively, to advance into the play-offs and close to fifth-place Albion.
With a decisive victory at Southampton, the Tigers passed both Norwich City and Coventry City, respectively, to advance into the play-offs and close to fifth-place Albion.
They have won three straight games away from home, including their first triumph at St. Mary’s since 1951.
After Hull’s victory in Hampshire, Rosenior told the reporters, “For the players to come together and perform in that manner, it gives me so much heart and so much pride.”
Tonight, I am incredibly proud of them, but I don’t want them overdo the talk of coming of age. The matchup with Albion is significant. The guys, in my opinion, should come to St. Mary’s with the confidence that they can play against a top team and do well, but we also need to heal.
“I need to evaluate Carlos Corberan, another exceptional coach at this level, as well as their squad, and then I hope we put on another strong performance on Saturday.
What a task ahead of us. We need to compete with these clubs and show what we can do if we want to be a squad that hopes to make the playoffs.
Hull will be looking for a fourth consecutive league win for the first time since November 2021, as they aim to overtake Albion in the battle for the play-offs.
Albion boast a strong recent record against tomorrow’s opponents having won seven of their last eight meetings (one loss).
