Hull City have now gone seven matches in all competitions without a win, following their 1-1 draw at home to Brentford last weekend.
Fellow newly-promoted side Ipswich provide the opposition at the MKM Stadium on Saturday, and the visitors arrive having won just one of their last five games in league and cup.
However, recent history in this fixture does favour the Tractor Boys, who have are unbeaten in their last five league meetings with the Tigers.
Hull are yet to lose in their own backyard so far this season and four of their last seven games have ended in stalemates, while Ipswich have only picked up three points from a possible 12 on the road.
We're predicting a draw in this game but expect to see goals going in at both ends of the pitch. Four of Hull's last five matches have ended with both teams scoring, while eight of Ipswich's 10 games across all competitions have also featured goals for both teams involved.
In terms of a potential goalscorer or creator in the home ranks, look no further than Algerian midfielder Bachir Belloumi. The 24-year-old has greatly impressed in the Premier League this season, scoring three goals and setting up a further two.
Belloumi has scored three goals in his last five appearances for club and country, so don't be surprised if he scores or creates a goal against Ipswich this weekend.
Hull 2-2 Ipswich
