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Sergej Jakirovic urges promotion-chasing Hull to ‘enjoy this moment’
Hull City reached 50 points with their 15th Championship win, moving to fourth place and within five points of the top two with a game in hand, after three wins in a week.
- On Saturday at the MKM Stadium, Hull City secured a 2-1 win over Swansea City, marking their third victory in a week and moving them to fourth, five points off the top two with a game in hand.
- Key missed chances by the visitors left Hull with a cushion as Ben Cabango's handball led to a penalty converted by Oli McBurnie, and Regan Slater struck a long-range drive before half-time.
- Hull's rearguard stood firm under heavy Swansea pressure as Ivor Pandur, Hull City goalkeeper, made crucial second-half saves and John Egan, Hull City defender, produced last-ditch interventions.
- Since December, Hull City have amassed the league's best points haul in nine second‑tier games and won six of their last eight league matches, boosting their momentum.
- With belief high, Hull City head coach Sergej Jakirovic told Hull supporters `We have to enjoy this moment and just continue like this.` and added `Maybe you can dream about second place`, Hull Live reported.
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Sergej Jakirovic urges promotion-chasing Hull to ‘enjoy this moment’
Victory over Swansea left the Tigers fourth in the table.
·Scotland, United Kingdom
Read Full ArticleHull City, one of the surprise teams of the season in the English Championship, beat Swansea 2-1 and secured another victory on their way to the Premier League.
·Istanbul, Türkiye
Read Full ArticleSwansea boss Vitor Matos defends top scorer Zan Vipotnik in Hull loss
Swansea’s in-form striker Zan Vipotnik had on off day and spurned several chances as Swansea went down 2-1 at Hull. The Swans have struggled on the road but deserved at least a point in East Yorkshire, where head coach Vitor Matos defended Championship top goalscorer Vipotnik. “A game of two halves,” he said. “It’s about […]
·Wales, United Kingdom
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