Charlton vs Hull City Predictions, Betting Tips and Match Previews

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The Valley

Charlton

Hull City

Hull City to Win

Reason for tip

Hull look the best bet away at Charlton. The hosts are in dreadful home form, losing six of their last seven at The Valley and scoring under a goal per game there this season. Hull are pushing near the top, have been profitable all year and score well against bottom-six sides. With Charlton winless in seven and short of goals, Hull should have the edge.

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Hull City 1-0

Reason for tip

Hull 1-0 is the correct-score pick. Charlton matches are often low scoring, with 28 of their games finishing under 2.5 goals, and they rarely score freely at home. Hull win plenty of tight contests, with 13 of their 20 victories coming by a single goal. Given Charlton’s blunt attack and Hull’s ability to grind results out, a narrow away win without reply fits best.

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Hull can pile more misery on Charlton

Hull are the best bet to win at Charlton on Saturday. The hosts have managed just one victory in their last seven Championship home games, losing six of those matches.

Hull are 14 places and 20 points above Charlton in the table, with the hosts 21st having won 12 and Hull seventh having won 20 of their games.

Hull have scored an average of 1.73 goals a game in their 11 Championship games against teams in the bottom six this season, while Charlton have managed just 0.82 goals a game in their 22 matches against top-half sides.

Charlton could not break their losing habit last time, losing 2-1 to Ipswich on Wednesday in their fifth straight game that was level at the break. Charlton were priced as 18/5 outsiders to win the game and suffered a narrow defeat.

Hull are the most profitable team in the Championship this season. Backing them to a one-point level stake in each of their 44 games would have shown a profit of 17.83 units, with their away form yielding a profit of 16.28 units.

Charlton are struggling to get results, having gone seven Championship games without recording a victory and suffering four straight home defeats. They have lost four of their last six league matches.

The hosts’ struggles in front of goal are a major concern. Charlton have scored just 21 goals at home this season in the Championship – an average of 0.95 goals per game from 22 matches.

Hull can edge this, with a 1-0 correct score in favour of the visitors looking like a decent bet. No Championship team’s games have finished with fewer than three goals more times than Charlton’s this season (28), and 13 of Hull’s 20 wins were by a single goal.