Arsenal vs Hull City prediction, team news and lineups (Nov. 7, 2026)

The Arsenal vs Hull City match on November 7 brings together teams that stood second and tenth in the Premier League, respectively, as of October 25. Arsenal had 21 points from eight games; Hull City had 10 points.

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When is Arsenal vs Hull City?

• Date: Saturday, November 7, 2026.
• Kickoff: 3:00 p.m. GMT / 10:00 a.m. ET.
• Competition: Premier League.

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What is the Arsenal vs Hull City prediction?

Arsenal led the market at 87%, with the draw at 13% and a Hull City win at 6%, as of October 25, 2026. These market-implied probabilities are not guarantees; check OG.com for current prices.

Arsenal won seven of their eight league games and beat Everton 2–0 on October 24, taking 20 shots to Everton's eight. Hull City allowed 31 shots on target and produced 16 in a five-match league sample through October 25.

Arsenal averaged 61.5% possession in a five-match league sample through October 24, yet their 64 shots to opponents' 62 yielded 18 shots on target apiece. Hull City scored in four of five league matches through October 25, with Mohamed Belloumi contributing three of their six goals. Arsenal's record favors them, but their shot totals leave room for Hull City's back five to frustrate them.

What is the latest Arsenal team news?

Bukayo Saka left the October 21 Bayern Munich game injured and missed Everton on October 24. BBC Sport reported on October 23 that Arsenal feared he could miss at least six weeks, with further scans pending. His November 7 status remains uncertain.

Noni Madueke started on the right against Everton, with Eberechi Eze on the left. Viktor Gyökeres made his first league start of the season in that match after Kai Havertz had started at Nottingham Forest. According to ESPN's recap, Mikel Arteta made five changes after the Bayern game.

Arsenal reported William Saliba's back issue and Christos Tzolis's muscle issue on October 16. Riccardo Calafiori and Piero Hincapié were available ahead of Everton, though Myles Lewis-Skelly started at left back.

What is the latest Hull City team news?

Oli McBurnie started up front and scored a penalty against Brentford on October 25. Hull Live reported that head coach Sergej Jakirovic planned to have him assessed after a blow to the ribs. McBurnie's November 7 availability remains uncertain. Joe Gelhardt, who scored against Everton on October 11, came off the bench against Brentford.

Nobel Mendy missed the Brentford starting XI with a groin issue. Hull Live reported that Jakirovic expected him back in training and available for the October 31 Ipswich Town game. His November 7 status remains uncertain, and his selection could change the back three Hull City used against Brentford. October 23–24 reports also listed Matt Targett and Ilyas Ansah as unavailable, while Charlie Hughes's status was less clear.

How could Arsenal and Hull City line up?

Arsenal used a 4-2-3-1 against Everton, while Hull City used a 5-4-1 against Brentford. Neither November 7 XI is confirmed, and the Hull City projection assumes McBurnie is available.

Who could start for Arsenal?

4-2-3-1: David Raya; Ben White, Ezri Konsa, Gabriel Magalhães, Myles Lewis-Skelly; Declan Rice, Mikel Merino; Noni Madueke, Martin Ødegaard, Eberechi Eze; Viktor Gyökeres.

Who could start for Hull City?

5-4-1, if McBurnie is available: Konstantinos Tzolakis; Lewie Coyle, Semi Ajayi, John Egan, Lucas Herrington, Ryan Giles; Mohamed Belloumi, Tim Iroegbunam, Regan Slater, Elliot Stroud; Oli McBurnie.

What could decide Arsenal vs Hull City?

If Hull City repeat their Brentford shape, Arsenal's wide players would face wingbacks outside a back three.

Can Arsenal's wide players stretch Hull City's back five?

If Arsenal keep Madueke on the right and Eze on the left, they could draw projected Hull City wingbacks Ryan Giles and Lewie Coyle wider, opening space outside the three center backs.

Could a corner give Arsenal another route?

According to ESPN's Everton recap, Martin Ødegaard's corner led to Gabriel's header and Ezri Konsa's opening goal. If Hull City's back five closes passing lanes, a similar delivery could let Arsenal attack the box without playing through the middle.

Can Belloumi turn a break into a chance?

ESPN's Brentford recap described Belloumi carrying a counter forward before shooting over the bar. If Arsenal commit players forward, he could lead another break, though Hull City managed only two shots on target against Brentford.

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