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Hull City predicted line-up Gameweek 8, Brentford at home

Hull City’s Gameweek 8 team news isn’t in yet. The sheets land after the press conferences, usually Wednesday and Thursday. Until then this is the eleven that started last time, against Fulham in GW7.

· Numbers from the FFIQ engine
Status
Pending
team news due before the deadline
GW8
Brentford
home · Sun 14:00
Last XI
5-4-1
v Fulham, GW7
Every game
6
of the eleven started all 7
Flags
10
Mendy, Targett, Charlie Hughes and 7 more
Team news
2 of 20
clubs with GW8 sheets in

The War Room · GW8

Hull City’s line-up: four angles, one call

The room’s callBest pick: TzolakisTzolakis: 20.5 projected over the next six, 4.7m, 14.0% owned.

FPL Brains the numbers

Nailed

Started all 7 so far: Egan, Ajayi, Coyle, Slater and 2 more.

Haulage King the big hauls

Haul threat

Belloumi, Brentford at home: 3.5 projected in GW8.

Cheapy value for money

Value

Egan: 4.1m for 20.3 projected over six, the most points per million in the XI.

FPL Risky the bold calls

Differential

Sorba Thomas: 0% owned, 16.5 projected over six.

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The eleven

Last XI, until the GW8 sheet lands

The eleven that started against Fulham in GW7, marked as the last game’s on purpose: a line-up is never shown as this week’s before the team news says so.

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The eleven as a table: price and ownership

Checked at every site update; the page says “GW8” as soon as Hull City’s sheet lands.

Team news

Flags going into the deadline

FPL’s own line on each player.

Questions managers ask

The answers

What is Hull City’s predicted line-up for Gameweek 8?

Hull City’s GW8 team news isn’t in yet. The last eleven to start, against Fulham in GW7, is shown until it is: Tzolakis; Egan, Ajayi, Coyle, Herrington, Norton-Cuffy; Belloumi, Crooks, Slater, Sorba Thomas; McBurnie.

Who is injured at Hull City?

Mendy: Groin injury - Expected back 31 Oct; Targett: Ankle injury - Unknown return date; Charlie Hughes: Groin injury - Unknown return date; Butland: Arm injury - Unknown return date; Vaz: Achilles injury - 50% chance of playing; Ansah: Back injury - Unknown return date; Cho: Unspecified injury - Expected back 25 Oct; Gourna-Douath: Calf injury - Expected back 25 Oct; Gyabi: Thigh injury - Unknown return date; Matazo: Knee injury - Unknown return date.

When does Hull City play in Gameweek 8?

Sunday 25 October at 14:00 UK time, at home to Brentford.

How this XI is picked

Where the eleven comes from

The expected eleven comes from the same predicted-lineup source our projection engine uses to decide who is nailed, so the XI here and the minutes behind every projection on the site are the same call. Where the team news is unsettled we say so rather than guessing: a confident XI that turns out wrong costs you a transfer. Until a club’s sheet lands, the eleven shown is FPL’s own record of who started the last game, labelled as such. See what our projections are measured at.

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