The Hull City vs Manchester United head-to-head results in the last 5 matches clearly highlight the fierce rivalry between the Tigers and the Red Devils.
Newly-promoted Hull City hosts Manchester United in their opening match of the 2026/27 Premier League season at the MKM Stadium on Saturday, 22 August 2026. The highly anticipated match kicks off at 13:30 (SAST).
Hull City vs Manchester United: Head-to-Head Overview of Last 5 Matches
According to Hull City and Manchester United’s head-to-head results, Sergej Jakirovic’s team has defeated the Red Devils in only one of their last five encounters.
Michael Carrick’s side has also struggled against Hull City in recent matches. United has won only two of their past five clashes with the Tigers, with two matches ending in goalless draws.
The newly-promoted Hull has scored two goals against Man United in their previous five games, while conceding four goals. Carrick’s side has kept four clean sheets against Jakirovic’s team in their last five meetings.
The Hull City vs Manchester United fixture has seen over 1.5 goals in just two of their past five clashes. In terms of corner kicks, the fixture has produced over 7.5 corners in four of the last five encounters, with the Red Devils winning the most corners in four games.
Below, SportPurse zooms in on the head-to-head results of the last 5 matches between Hull City and Manchester United, from 2015 to 2017.
Manchester United 0-0 Hull City
Hull City held Manchester United to a goalless draw in their last Premier League encounter at Old Trafford on 1 February 2017.
Despite enjoying 67% ball possession, the Red Devils failed to break down Hull City’s solid defensive wall. The star-studded hosts, with lethal strikers like Wayne Rooney, took six shots on target, while the visitors took two.
Man U, coached by Jose Mourinho at the time, won seven corner kicks in the scoreless draw, while Hull City took just one and secured a hard-earned point.
Hull City 2-1 Manchester United
Hull City edged Manchester United 2-1 in a thrilling second leg of their EFL Cup semi-final clash at MKM Stadium on 26 January 2017.
Tom Huddlestone put Hull City ahead in the 35th minute after expertly converting from the spot. Paul Pogba responded for United in the 66th minute, levelling the score to 1-1.
Oumar Niasse gave the English giants a scare when he restored the hosts’ lead in the 85th minute. However, the Red Devils advanced to the final after winning the fixture 3-2 on aggregate.
Hull, who were the better side on the day, took five shots on target, while Man United took two. The hosts won six corner kicks in the thriller, while Manchester United took a whopping 10 corners.
Manchester United 2-0 Hull City
The Red Devils thumped Hull City 2-0 in the first leg of their EFL Cup semi-final match at Old Trafford on 10 January 2017.
After a scoreless first half, Manchester United turned on the heat in the second period of the thriller and netted two crucial goals.
Juan Mata broke the deadlock in the 56th minute, assisted by Henrikh Mkhitaryan, who has joined Inter. Marouane Fellaini then put the game to bed in the 87th minute, assisted by Matteo Darmian.
United produced six shots on target in the dominant victory, while the visitors produced three. The home side also took eight corner kicks, while the losers took only two.
Hull City 0-1 Manchester United
Manchester United edged Hull City 1-0 in a Premier League thriller at the MKM Stadium on 27 August 2016.
The Red Devils secured three points in the eleventh hour with Marcus Rashford scoring the winner in the 90+2 minute. Wayne Rooney provided the vital assist.
United played excellent football on the night, taking nine shots on target, while the hosts took only two. With 62% ball possession, the Red Devils also won six corner kicks, while Hull City won just one.
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Hull City 0-0 Manchester United
Ten-man Manchester United held Hull City to a scoreless draw in a closely contested Premier League encounter at the MKM Stadium on 24 May 2015.
Lee Probert reduced the Red Devils to 10 men in the second half, showing Marouane Fellaini a straight red in the 77th minute for a serious foul. Fellaini had come on in the 59th minute.
Despite the red card, United managed to prevent the inspired hosts from scoring the winner in the remaining minutes of the match. Hull City took six shots on target, while Manchester United took just one.
The hosts also took eight corner kicks in the fiercely contested clash, while United took only one.
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