Hull City vs Everton Highlights - October 11, 2026

Hull City and Everton drew 2-2 in Premier League on October 11, 2026. The match was played at The MKM Stadium.

Joe Gelhardt (48'), Mohamed Belloumi (74') scored for Hull City. Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall (55'), Thierno Barry (68') scored for Everton.

Hull City went into the game in position 10, on 8 points. They had won 1, drawn 2 and lost 2 in their previous five.

Hull City arrived unbeaten in 2. At kick-off Everton stood in position 8 with 9 points.

Their previous five had brought 2 wins, 3 draws and 0 defeats. That run had left Everton 5 games without defeat.

James Garner shot wide for Everton on 5 minutes. Soon after, Jack Grealish forced a save for Everton on 9 minutes.

Matt Crooks was booked for Hull City (13'). The referee cautioned Oliver McBurnie of Hull City on 21 minutes.

Shortly afterwards, the keeper had to be alert to keep out Joe Gelhardt’s effort (22').

Thierno Barry tested the goalkeeper for Everton (27'). Moments later, Jarrad Branthwaite could not find the target for Everton (27').

Harrison Armstrong saw a shot blocked (34'). The keeper had to be alert to keep out Joe Gelhardt’s effort (45'+1').

After the break, Sorba Thomas picked out Joe Gelhardt, who scored for Hull City (48').

Harrison Armstrong tested the goalkeeper for Everton (51'). Soon after, Thierno Barry forced a save for Everton on 53 minutes.

Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall scored for Everton on 55 minutes after a pass from Ainsley Maitland-Niles.

Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall picked out Thierno Barry, who scored for Everton (68'). Shortly afterwards, John Egan sent an effort off target for Hull City (71').

Mohamed Belloumi scored for Hull City on 74 minutes after a pass from Elliot Stroud. A block denied Mohamed Belloumi on 80 minutes.

Charly Alcaraz shot wide for Everton on 89 minutes. Substitutions: Hull City 5, Everton 5.

Everton controlled 64.9% of possession. Hull City had 9 shots with 5 on target, while Everton had 15 and 7.

Goalkeeper saves: Hull City 4, Everton 2. Corners: Hull City 7, Everton 6.

Everton completed the most passes, 588 in total at 86.9% accuracy. The referee produced 2 yellow cards.