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Birmingham City vs Hull City

Championship
Birmingham
4-1-1
2-1
Final
Hull
0-1-5
St Andrews Stadium

Match pulse

BIRAttacking pressure by 5 minutes
0'HUL
55%Possession45%
13Shots9
7On target3
2Corners2
3Saves4
10Fouls19

Who won: Birmingham 2-1

Birmingham City beat Hull City 2-1 on Saturday, September 9, 2006 at St Andrews Stadium. Goals for Birmingham: DJ Campbell (16') and Nicklas Bendtner (53'). Goals for Hull: David Livermore (67').

What it means

  • Hull has dropped 4 of the last 5.

Latest headlines

ESPN · Sep 21
Ex-Birmingham City player Jordan Graham in hospital following serious road traffic accident
ESPN · Sep 13
Was this miss from Tom Brady's Birmingham the worst ever? Not even close
Recap · Aug 28
Wrexham remain winless after loss to Birmingham
ESPN · Aug 22
Outrageous back-heel, goal of the season contender scored for Bristol City in draw vs. Birmingham
ESPN · Jul 31
Jude Bellingham cheers on Birmingham in win over Barcelona
ESPN · Jul 31
Birmingham City 2-2 Barcelona: Blues beat LaLiga champions on penalties in friendly - as it happened
ESPN · Jun 18
Barcelona to play Tom Brady's Birmingham City in preseason friendly
ESPN · Apr 12
Tom Brady teases Ryan Reynolds, Rob Mac after Birmingham beat Wrexham

Lineups

Hull8th in English Premier League
Lineup
  1. 1Boaz MyhillG
  2. 2Sam RickettD
  3. 3Sam CollinsD
  4. 4Michael TurnerD
  5. 5Andy DawsonD
  6. 6Ian AshbeeM
  7. 7David LivermoreM
  8. 8Dean MarneyM
  9. 9Craig FaganF
  10. 10Nicky ForsterF
  11. 11Michael BridgesF
Birmingham7th in English League Championship
Lineup
  1. 1Maik TaylorG
  2. 2Bruno N'GottyD
  3. 3Radhi JaidiD
  4. 4Sebastian LarssonM
  5. 5Julian GrayM
  6. 6Damien JohnsonM
  7. 7David DunnM
  8. 8Mehdi NaftiM
  9. 9Gary McSheffreyF
  10. 10DJ CampbellF
  11. 11Nicklas BendtnerF

Last 5

HUL
  • Lvs COV0-1
  • Wvs TRN2-1
  • T@ IPS0-0
  • Lvs DER1-2
  • Lvs BAR2-3
BIR
  • L@ CAR0-2
  • Wvs SHR1-0
  • Wvs CRY2-1
  • T@ STK0-0
  • W@ SUN1-0

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Game info

Venue
St Andrews Stadium, England · Attendance 19,228
Officials
T Kettle (Referee)

Injuries, starters, headlines and game info from ESPN. Headlines open on ESPN.

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