West Brom vs Hull City Result
Championship · England
West Brom
Full Time
Hull City
📍 The Hawthorns, West Bromwich
🗓️ Saturday, 14 Mar 2026 at 15:00
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CERTIFIED WPredicted
1 - 2
Actual
3 - 0
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West Brom Dominate 10-Man Hull City in 3-0 Hawthorns Rout
West Bromwich Albion delivered a commanding performance at The Hawthorns, sweeping aside Hull City 3-0 in a one-sided Championship encounter. The Baggies controlled proceedings from the outset, boasting 68% possession and peppering the Hull goal with 26 shots, 8 of which were on target. Goals from Josh Maja, Jed Wallace, and substitute Aune Selland Heggebø ensured a comfortable afternoon for the hosts. Hull City struggled to gain a foothold, managing just 6 shots and only 2 on target, as West Brom's midfield dominance and relentless pressing kept them penned back. Matters worsened for the visitors with a red card in the second half, compounding their woes and allowing West Brom to cruise to victory. The result underlines West Brom's promotion credentials, while Hull City are left to regroup after a chastening defeat.
West Brom
West Brom were in complete control from start to finish, dictating the tempo with sharp passing and sustained pressure. Their 4-4-2 formation allowed for width and fluid transitions, and the midfield quartet dominated possession, recycling the ball efficiently and creating numerous chances. The backline was rarely troubled, and the attacking duo of Maja and Heggebø proved decisive. The Baggies' attacking intent was evident in their 26 shots and 10 corners, with the team showing clinical edge when it mattered. Defensively, they were disciplined, conceding just 2 shots on target and keeping a clean sheet.
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Hull City
Hull City endured a torrid afternoon, overwhelmed by West Brom's intensity and unable to impose themselves on the match. Their 3-4-2-1 setup struggled to cope with the hosts' width and pressing, resulting in just 32% possession and only 6 shots all game. The midfield was overrun, and the forward line was isolated for long spells. Discipline became an issue as frustration mounted, with Hull collecting four yellow cards and a costly red in the second half. The numerical disadvantage made an uphill task impossible, and the Tigers failed to mount any meaningful response.
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Key Moments
24' — Goal
Josh Maja opens the scoring for West Brom, finishing a sweeping move.
67' — Goal
Jed Wallace doubles the lead, capitalizing on sustained pressure.
73' — Red Card
Hull City reduced to 10 men after a second yellow, compounding their woes.
90' — Goal
Aune Selland Heggebø adds a third late on, sealing a dominant win.
Tactical Analysis
West Brom's 4-4-2 provided balance and width, with wingers stretching Hull's back three and full-backs supporting attacks. The central midfield pairing of Molumby and Diakité controlled the tempo, recycling possession and breaking up Hull's rare forays forward. The Baggies pressed high, forcing turnovers and pinning Hull deep in their own half. Hull City's 3-4-2-1 struggled to match West Brom's numbers in midfield, and their wingbacks were unable to push forward due to constant defensive duties. The red card forced a tactical retreat, with Hull sitting even deeper and offering little threat on the counter. West Brom's set-piece threat was evident with 10 corners, keeping Hull under constant pressure.
Turning Point
The red card for Hull City in the 73rd minute ended any hope of a comeback and allowed West Brom to fully assert their dominance.
Man of the Match
Jed Wallace
Scored a crucial second goal, orchestrated attacks from midfield, and was a constant creative force.