Newcastle United hope to bounce back from a humiliating defeat away from home on Monday as they face Hull City who are in great form at the start of this unpredictable Premier League season.

Newcastle vs Hull City head to head overview

  • Date: Saturday, 19th September 2026
  • Kick-off: 3pm
  • Venue: St James Park
  • Where to watch: N/A

Newcastle United vs Hull City quick tips

  • Bet on Nico Gonzalez, Amar Dedic, & Elliot Stroud to commit 2+ fouls, Malick Thiaw, Oli McBurnie to commit 1+ foul at 10/1 on Betfred
  • Back Hull City to win at 15/4 with Midnite
  • Back Double Chance: Hull to win or draw, McBurnie 1+ SOT, Gonzalez to be carded at 11/1 on Tote

Newcastle vs Hull City prediction

Hull City are absolutely flying having gained promotion via the controversial Play-Off Final that saw them beat Middlesbrough via a vital stoppage time goal from Oli McBurnie.

The Tigers are up in fourth place after their first four games, going unbeaten in that time, winning two and drawing two - ahead of teams like Chelsea, Liverpool, and of course their upcoming opponents Newcastle who sit in 12th.

The Magpies were tipped to struggle this season, but they kicked off their season with a win and two draws before their first loss of the season on Monday night at Elland Road, and it was a big one - losing 4-1 in dramatic fashion.

They didn't look up to scratch that day and lacked a lot of imagination going forward, so there's a strong chance Hull can keep their strong form going.

Newcastle vs Hull City: Prediction, betting tips, tv channel, lineups and more
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Newcastle vs Hull City: Prediction, betting tips, tv channel, lineups and more

Newcastle vs Hull City betting tips

Mauled by the Tigers

Hull City are a huge price to win away at Newcastle given their respective forms.

Newcastle are notoriously tough to beat at home but they haven't quite shown that form this season nor the last.

And it's been no fluke so far that Hull are enjoying a great start to the season with a solid defence in place.

Hull's draws have been against Villa, who've been struggling to score, and against Chelsea who've been the opposite - showing the Tigers can get forward well too.

Hull's clean sheets have so far come against Man Utd in the opening day, Coventry away from home the week after and then against Villa in their goalless draw.

This game could well look different but the way Newcastle played against Leeds, it's really hard to see them come away with anything other than a draw at most.

Best player bets

This game will surely be played mostly in the middle, neither side will be on the front foot for too long and as such fouls should be prominent in this.

The players to look out for for fouls committed are those that consistently put themselves in that realm, or scoop a massive amount of fouls in their appearances.

Nico Gonzalez didn't commit any fouls in his latest appearance in the Premier League for the Magpies, but committed as many as eight in just two games prior to that so is a great option to commit 2+, so much so that he's still odds-on to achieve that tally.

Malick Thiaw has committed one in each of his four appearances, while Harvey Barnes has committed five fouls in four games, again committing 1+ foul in each game.

Hull avoid playing round the back and that makes it less likely for Barnes to commit fouls as his tend to come from pressing the defensive line.

Amar Dedic should be a solid choice as he's committed six fouls in four appearances, however those six fouls have come in just two appearances, while not committing any in two other games.

Given the likely complexion of this game though, he's a great price to commit 2+ though.

For Hull, Elliot Stroud has committed 2+ fouls in each of his last three appearances, yet for him to commit 2+ is a massive 11/4 price in some sportsbooks.

Given Hull don't keep possession, it usually falls on the opposition to play it round the back and that's why Oli McBurnie has found himself committing fouls consistently, that's also just his style of play - being tenacious and trying to win the ball back with a strong physical presence resulting in plenty of fouls.

  • Bet on Nico Gonzalez, Amar Dedic, & Elliot Stroud to commit 2+ fouls, Malick Thiaw, Oli McBurnie to commit 1+ foul at 10/1 on Betfred
  • Back Hull City to win at 15/4 with Midnite
  • Back Double Chance: Hull to win or draw, McBurnie 1+ SOT, Gonzalez to be carded at 11/1 on Tote

Newcastle vs Hull City predicted lineups

  • Newcastle United expected lineup: Hornicek; Dedic, Thiaw, Botman, Hall; Gonzalez, Miley; Toure, Fernandez-Pardo, Barnes; Wissa.
  • Hull City expected lineup: Tzolakis; Coyle, Mendy, Egan, Ajayi, Giles; Belloumi, Crooks, Slater, Stroud; McBurnie.

Newcastle vs Hull City latest odds

Find the latest Newcastle vs Hull City betting odds here. Odds are provided by Midnite and are subject to change.

  • Newcastle United - 8/15
  • Draw - 16/5
  • Hull City - 15/4

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