Sheffield United v Hull City: what time is kick off, is it on tv and what are the odds?

Sheffield United and Hull City meet for the second time this season when they face off at Bramall Lane in the league on Saturday 6 October.
Chris Wilder celebrates his team's win over Millwall. Image: Robin Parker / SportimageChris Wilder celebrates his team's win over Millwall. Image: Robin Parker / Sportimage
Chris Wilder celebrates his team's win over Millwall. Image: Robin Parker / Sportimage

Hull ran out winners earlier in the season via a penalty shoot-out in the Carabao Cup but have had a tougher time in the league and currently sit 17 places below United.

What time is kick off?

Chris Wilder celebrates his team's win over Millwall. Image: Robin Parker / SportimageChris Wilder celebrates his team's win over Millwall. Image: Robin Parker / Sportimage
Chris Wilder celebrates his team's win over Millwall. Image: Robin Parker / Sportimage

Kick off at Bramall Lane is at 3pm on Saturday 6 October.

Is the match on TV? Can I watch it on a live stream?

The match is not being shown by Sky Sports but should be available to on iFollow Audio.

How can I follow United v Hull live?

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You'll be able to follow all the latest updates and team news on The Star website.

Who will be in the teams for the match?

Midfielder Paul Coutts is yet to make his first team return for the Blades but was named on the bench for their clash with Millwall last weekend.

Who is the referee?

The referee for the match will be Peter Bankes and his assistants will be Timothy Wood and Robert Merchant. Robert Lewis will be on fourth official duties.

What are the betting odds?

Sky Bet have a Blades win at 8/13, a draw at 29/10 and a Blades win at 17/4.

What is the form of United and Hull?

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Chris Wilder's men come into the match on the back of two 3-2 wins over Millwall and Preston, and they are currently flying in the league in fourth place.

Ex-Blades boss Nigel Adkins is having a tougher time of things with Hull, who are currently just above the relegation zone in the Championship in 21st place with eight points.

The Tigers lost back-to-back matches against Wigan and Reading before a 1-1 draw with Middlesbrough last weekend.