Hull 2–2 Ipswich — Match Recap & Tip Analysis

Hull faced Ipswich in Premier League on 31 October 2026. The match ended **2–2** in a draw. We placed **7 tips** on this match — **5 won** and **2 lost** (71% hit rate). ## Tip Results ✅ **Double Chance (1X)** @ 1.55 (confidence: 66%) — **WON** The 2–2 result covered this double chance selection. ✅ **Over 2.5 Goals** @ 1.87 (confidence: 52%) — **WON** 4 goals — clear of the 2.5 line. ✅ **Both Teams to Score or Over 2.5 Goals** @ 1.48 (confidence: 64%) — **WON** 4 goals — clear of the 2.5 line. ❌ **Under 4.5 Cards** @ 1.70 (confidence: 61%) — **LOST** 6 cards — the 4.5 line went the other way. ✅ **Under 9.5 Corners** @ 1.87 (confidence: 51%) — **WON** 9 corners — clear of the 9.5 line. ✅ **Over 0.5 Goals (1st Half)** @ 1.40 (confidence: 71%) — **WON** ⭐ Main Tip 1 first-half goal — clear of the 0.5 line. ❌ **Correct Score: 1-1** @ 6.20 (confidence: 11%) — **LOST** This prediction missed. ## Summary | Tip | Odds | Confidence | Result | | --- | --- | --- | --- | | Double Chance (1X) | 1.55 | 66% | ✅ WON | | Over 2.5 Goals | 1.87 | 52% | ✅ WON | | Both Teams to Score or Over 2.5 Goals | 1.48 | 64% | ✅ WON | | Under 4.5 Cards | 1.70 | 61% | ❌ LOST | | Under 9.5 Corners | 1.87 | 51% | ✅ WON | | Over 0.5 Goals (1st Half) ⭐ | 1.40 | 71% | ✅ WON | | Correct Score: 1-1 | 6.20 | 11% | ❌ LOST | **Overall: 5 of 7 tips won** (71% hit rate). ## Statistical Analysis | Stat | Expected | Actual | | --- | --- | --- | | Goals | 2.77 | 4 | | Corners | 9.7 | 9 | | Yellow Cards | 4.2 | 6 | | 1st Half Goal Chance | 70% | Yes (1) | The match exceeded our expected goals model significantly — a higher-scoring affair than the statistics suggested. ## Head-to-Head History 03.03.26 Ipswich 1-0 Hull | 25.11.25 Hull 0-2 Ipswich | 27.04.24 Hull 3-3 Ipswich | 03.10.23 Ipswich 3-0 Hull | 23.02.21 Hull 0-1 Ipswich ## Pre-Match Odds | Hull Win | Draw | Ipswich Win | | --- | --- | --- | | 2.77 | 3.45 | 2.55 | --- *This match recap was automatically generated by EagleTips from real match data, market odds and our own statistical model.*