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Monday 6 Apr 2026

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Hull City Football Club, commonly referred to as The Tigers, is a professional football team based in Hull, England. They currently compete in the English Football League Championship, the second-highest tier of English football. The club was founded in 1904 and since then has won the third tier of English football twice, most recently in the 2012-2013 season. Hull City has also had success in cup competitions, winning the Football League Trophy in 2016. Some notable players to have played for Hull City include Andy Robertson, who joined Liverpool for a record fee in 2017, and goalkeeper Allan McGregor. The team plays their home matches at the KCOM Stadium, which has a capacity of over 25,000 and often hosts large crowds during important matches. With a rich history and a strong squad, Hull City continues to be a force in English football and a favorite among fans.

Coventry City, also known as the Sky Blues, is a professional football team based in Coventry, England. Founded in 1883, they currently compete in the English Championship, which is the second highest tier of English football. Over the years, Coventry City has enjoyed success in various competitions, including winning the English FA Cup in 1987 and reaching the final of the League Cup in 1981. The team has also produced talented players such as Dion Dublin, Gary McAllister, and Keiren Westwood. Their home ground is the Ricoh Arena, with a capacity of over 32,000 spectators. The stadium has also hosted international matches and music events, making it a popular and versatile venue. With a strong history and passionate fan base, Coventry City continues to make their mark in the world of football.

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