Stoke vs Hull Prediction and Betting Tips for the EFL Championship clash scheduled for Saturday, November 29, 2025, at 12:30 GMT. The game will be broadcast live on Sky Go and Sky Sports from the Bet365 Stadium in Stoke-on-Trent. Stoke are looking to build on their strong home record against a Hull side still searching for consistency. For in-depth performance data and trends, explore Championship Stats on XpertStats.

• Stoke City have averaged 1.75 goals scored and just 0.63 conceded per match this season.
• Hull City’s away form has dipped with three defeats in their last four Championship games.
• Stoke boast one of the league’s best home records with five clean sheets in eight games.
• Hull have seen over 2.5 goals in 75% of their league fixtures this season.

Stoke City have found rhythm at just the right time. After cruising past Charlton 3-0 on Tuesday, the Potters look confident, composed, and compact, especially at home. They’ve conceded just 0.63 goals per game and are sitting second in the table. Mark Robins seems to have found balance between defensive grit and attacking spark, with Sorba Thomas emerging as a standout. Can they keep that energy going against a Hull team that’s been unpredictable lately? You’d fancy their chances, especially with the Bet365 crowd roaring behind them.

What’s impressive about Stoke is their control of games. They’re averaging nearly six corners won per match and forcing opponents into uncomfortable positions, both statistically and mentally. Half of their fixtures have seen over 1.5 goals, but the Potters’ defense has kept them out of trouble. That said, they can’t afford complacency. Hull’s forwards, led by Joe Gelhardt, have shown they can punish lapses. Still, the numbers and the flow, lean heavily toward a home win. It’s hard to look past Stoke’s confidence right now.

Hull, on the other hand, are struggling to find rhythm. The Tigers have conceded an average of 1.88 goals per match, which tells its own story. They’ve lost three of their last four games, including a deflating 2-0 defeat to Middlesbrough at home. Their attack remains lively, averaging 1.63 goals scored, but the defensive frailties cancel out the good work up front. They’ve seen both teams score in 75% of their matches, exciting for neutrals, but nerve-wracking for fans. Can they steady the ship in time? That’s the question hanging over Sergej Jakirovic’s squad.

Even with attacking promise, Hull’s away form is worrying. They’ve taken just eight points on the road this season, one of the lowest tallies in the division. The energy and pace are there, but the execution isn’t. Defensively, they’re giving opponents too much space in the box and too many set-piece chances. Facing a Stoke side averaging nearly ten corners per game could spell trouble. With all that said, this matchup has goals written all over it and one side looks far more equipped to handle the chaos. Expect intensity, and maybe a few twists before full-time. For those tracking form and figures, the Championship Stats don’t lie.