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Ladbrokes share predictions for Hull City vs Ipswich Town in the Premier League
Low-scoring match predicted to end 1-1, with Hull favoured in the double chance market
Mohamed Belloumi tipped for a shot on target, as Exequiel Palacios picks up a card

Hull City and Ipswich Town meet in the Premier League for the first time ever this weekend, as two overperforming newly-promoted sides lock horns at the MKM Stadium.
The Tigers start the day inside the top half with an unbeaten home record in the league, with their opening-day victory over Manchester United setting the tone, while visitors Ipswich arrive having lost just one of their last three - so it's little wonder the bookies are struggling to split the sides, with both teams currently priced at 8/5 to take the points.
Below, you can see our detailed Hull vs Ipswich betting preview, with expert predictions, Bet Builder tips, and the latest match odds.
Fixture: Hull City vs Ipswich Town
Competition: Premier League
Date: Saturday, October 31, 2026
Kick-off: 15:00 GMT
Venue: MKM Stadium
Our predicted XI (5-4-1): Tzolakis / Coyle, Ajayi, Egan, Herrington, Giles / Belloumi, Iroegbunam, Slater, Stroud / McBurnie
Our predicted XI (4-2-3-1): Walton / Ouattara, Diop, O'Shea, Davis / Palacios, Florentino / Fatawu, Enciso, Philogene-Bidace / Emersonn
Ladbrokes share their Hull vs Ipswich Bet Builder, which is coming in at 15/1 at the time of writing.
Leg 1 - Under 2.5 goals to be scored
Leg 2 - Mohamed Belloumi 1+ shots on target
Leg 3 - Exequiel Palacios to be shown a card
Leg 4 - Hull City to win or draw
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Despite Ipswich arriving in Yorkshire having been involved in 10 goals in their last three games, Hull's resilience at the MKM Stadium is the sole reason why they're currently sitting in the top half, so we're expecting another low-scoring afternoon here. Only one of the Tigers' four home matches this season has featured over 2.5 goals, with goalkeeper Konstantinos Tzolakis making 15 saves across those games, and with it being essential for both teams to avoid defeat in this six-pointer, under 2.5 goals seems a strong selection.
After scoring in last season's Championship Play-Off semi-final to fire Hull to Wembley, Mohamed Belloumi has slotted straight into Premier League life, and he's our pick for a shot on target this weekend. The 24-year-old has already bagged three Premier League goals this term, all of which have come in draws, and with an average of well over three shots per match - with just under an effort on target per 90 - he's the man deemed most likely to test Christian Walton in the Ipswich net.
World Cup winner Exequiel Palacios has impressed since moving to Ipswich in the summer, but with such a combative playstyle comes a constant risk of overstepping the mark, and we think this weekend could see him pick up a card. The 28-year-old is completing more than 16 defensive contributions per 90 in the Premier League, with over three tackles won and more than one foul committed per game, so in such a crucial clash against a fellow relegation favourite, he won't be letting up - and we're tipping him to catch referee Thomas Kirk's eye.
Unbeaten at the MKM Stadium and hosting one of the division's worst travellers, Hull City will be confident of avoiding defeat once again this weekend, but having drawn three consecutive games in front of their own fans, tipping them to win feels a stretch - so we're leaning on the double chance market. Ipswich have lost three of their four away games this term, and while they did beat the Tigers home and away last season, Sergej Jakirovic's hosts are looking too strong to break down - so Hull to win or draw is our final pick.
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All odds and markets are correct as of the date of publication.