Ouattara levels Hull's unbeaten home record stays intact after Brentford draw
Dango Ouattara scored in the 63rd minute to earn Brentford a 1-1 draw at Hull, leaving the Tigers winless in their past seven matches.
Oli McBurnie put Hull ahead from a penalty in the 24th minute, his first Premier League goal in more than 900 days, but Brentford fought back after half-time. Ouattara exploited slack defending from an Igor Thiago pass to level in the 63rd minute.
Hull pressed for a winner in the final stages; Mohamed-Ali Cho's 88th-minute chance went wide. The draw preserves Hull's unbeaten home record but extends their wait for victory.
Brentford head coach Keith Andrews praised his team's second-half response, while Hull manager Sergej Jakirovic said his side played well but made costly mistakes.
- 900+ days
- McBurnie's goal drought
- 7 games
- Hull's winless run
- 63rd minute
- Ouattara's equaliser
- 88th minute
- Cho's chance
Why it mattersHull's seven-game winless run leaves them vulnerable in the promotion race, while Brentford salvage no more than a point from a trip where they were trailing most of the match.
AustraliaNo direct Australian impact, though Australian football fans following the Championship or Brentford's progress will note Hull's struggling form.
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