Game #5478
Aston Villa
Saturday, 19 January 2019
Drew
12th (-1)
Last 5: 🟨 🟨 🟥 🟥 🟨
Championship
Attendance: 33,619
Hull City
Villa Park
Villa recover from their first League defeat in four but are held at Villa Park to leave them with five wins in thirteen Championship matches under Dean Smith.
Aston Villa
2-2
Hull City
Assist(s) | Conor Hourihane | 45’ |
KEY MAN
Tammy Abraham celebrates his equaliser after Villa recover from a two goal deficit, 19 January 2019
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MATCH TIMELINE
Saturday, 19 January 2019
🥅 | 27’ Goal, 0-1, (Hull City), Jarrod Bowen
🥅 | 37’ Goal, 0-2, (Hull City), Evandro
⚽ | 45’ Goal, 1-2 James Chester, Assist by Conor Hourihane
🟨 | 45’ Booking, Conor Hourihane
🕒 | HT Aston Villa 0-2 Hull City
🟨 | 58’ Booking, Birkir Bjarnason for a bad foul
🔁 | 59’ Sub off, Yannick Bolasie 🔴, Sub on, André Green
🔁 | 59’ Sub off, Albert Adomah, Sub on, Anwar El Ghazi
⚽ | 64’ Goal, 2-2, Tammy Abraham, Assist by Conor Hourihane
🔁 | 75’ Sub off, Birkir Bjarnason, Sub on, Jonathan Kodjia
🕒 | FT Aston Villa 2-2 Hull City
ON THIS DAY
Villa’s difficult patch continues as goalkeeper Lovre Kalinić concedes another two goals (8 in 3 games since his debut) leaving Villa two down to lowly Hull. A second half comeback stops the rot but Villa have just one win in 6 games and sit in 13th place with a seemingly unlikely late run to the play offs the only potential passage to promotion.
Winger Yannick Bolasie made his final appearance for Villa aged 29 before ending his loan spell from Everton early, Bolasie had made 21 appearances, 12 as substitute and scored twice.
Former Villa defender Eric Lichaj lined up for Hull.
Aston Villa
European Cup / Champions League: 🏆
League Champions: 🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆 🏆🏆
FA Cup Winners: 🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆 🏆🏆
League Cup Winners: 🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆
Last Trophy: 1995-96
Hull City
European Cup / Champions League: ❌
League Champions: ❌
FA Cup Winners: ❌
League Cup Winners: ❌
Last Trophy: ❌
FIXTURE HISTORY
Hull City
Previous 5 vs. Hull: 🟩 🟥 🟨 🟨 🟩
FIXTURE DETAILS
Season | 2018-19 |
Matchday | #31 |
League Game | #28 |
Manager Game | #17 |
Saturday, 19 January 2019
MATCH SUMMARY
Manager: Dean Smith | 🏴 | West Bromwich, 2018-2021
Referee: Darren Bond | 🏴 | Lancashire, 2013-
Kick off: 3.00pm
HT Score: 🟥 1-2
FT Score: 🟨 2-2
FT Result: 🟨 Drew
Last 5: 🟨 🟨 🟥 🟥 🟨
MANAGERIAL RECORD
Dean Smith | 🏴 |
GAMES | WINS | DRAWS | LOSSES | POINTS PER GAME
🕒 17 | 🟩 | 6 🟨 | 6 🟥 5 | 1.41
Career Form:
Mid Table
Dean Smith | 🏴 |
MATCH OFFICIALS
Referee: Darren Bond | 🏴 | Lancashire, 2013-
Previous 5: 🟥 🟨 🟩 🟥
Last Match: 🟥 28 Aug 18, Villa 0-1 Burton (a)
Cards: 🟨 🟨 🟨 🟨 🟨
Assistants: Jonathan Hunt, Ian Cooper
Darren Bond
CARDS
Villa
🟨 🟨
Hull City
🟨 🟨 🟨
TEAM NEWS
James Bree and Anwar El Ghazi drop out with Albert Adomah and Alan Hutton returning.
TEAM STATS
Starting XI Average Age: | 29.03 |
Oldest Player: RB Alan Hutton | 🏴 | 34.16 |
Youngest Player: CF Tammy Abraham | 🏴 | 21.31 |
MANAGER
MANAGER
Dean Smith | 🏴 |
Nigel Adkins | 🏴 |
Aston Villa
GK Lovre Kalinić | 🇭🇷 |
LB Neil Taylor | 🏴 |
CB James Chester | 🏴 | ⚽ |
CB Tommy Elphick | 🏴 |
RB Alan Hutton | 🏴 |
M John McGinn | 🏴 |
M Conor Hourihane | 🇮🇪 | 🔥 | 🟨 | 🔥 |
M Birkir Bjarnason | 🇮🇸 | 🟨 | 🔁 |
W Yannick Bolasie | 🇨🇩 | 🔴 | 🔁 |
W Albert Adomah | 🇬🇭 | 🔁 |
CF Tammy Abraham | 🏴 | ⚽ |
Hull City
GK David Marshall | 🏴 |
LB Stephen Kingsley | 🏴 |
CB Jordy de Wijs | 🇳🇱 | 🔁 |
CB Reece Burke | 🏴 |
CB Markus Henriksen | 🇳🇴 | 🟨 |
RB Todd Kane | 🏴 |
M Kevin Stewart | 🇯🇲 | 🟨 |
M Evandro | 🇧🇷 | ⚽ | 🔁 |
W Kamil Grosicki | 🇵🇱 |
W Jarrod Bowen | 🏴 | ⚽ | 🟨 | 🔁 |
CF Chris Martin | 🏴 |
SUBSTITUTES
🔁 W André Green | 🏴 | for W Yannick Bolasie | 🇨🇩 | 59’ |
🔁 W Anwar El Ghazi | 🇳🇱 | for W Albert Adomah | 🇬🇭 | 59’ |
🔁 CF Jonathan Kodjia | 🇨🇮 | for M Birkir Bjarnason | 🇮🇸 | 75’ |
SUBSTITUTES
🔁 | M Robbie McKenzie | 🏴 | for CB Jordy de Wijs | 🇳🇱 | 46’ |
🔁 | M Daniel Batty | 🏴 | for M Evandro | 🇧🇷 | 73’ |
🔁 | RB Eric Lichaj (ex) | 🇺🇸 | for W Jarrod Bowen | 🏴 | 89’ |
UNUSED SUBSTITUTES
GK Jed Steer | 🏴 |
CB Kortney Hause | 🏴 |
RB Ahmed Elmohamady | 🇪🇬 |
CF Keinan Davis | 🏴 |
UNUSED SUBSTITUTES
GK George Long | 🏴 |
LB David Milinkovic | 🇫🇷 |
CF Fraizer Campbell | 🏴 |
CF Nouha Dicko | 🇲🇱 |
SQUAD STATS
1st XI Cost: £32.33m
Home Nation 🏴 🏴 🏴 🇬🇧 : 6/11
Homegrown: ⭕/11
Subs Cost: £19.71m
Team Cost: £52.04m
Squad Cost: £53.52m
Home Nation 🏴 🏴 🏴 🇬🇧 : 10/18
Homegrown: 1/18
MATCHDAY SQUAD
GK Lovre Kalinić | 🇭🇷 | £5.40m |
GK Jed Steer | 🏴 | £0.49m |
RB Alan Hutton | 🏴 | £4.05m |
RB Ahmed Elmohamady | 🇪🇬 | £0.99m |
LB Neil Taylor | 🏴 | Exchange |
CB James Chester | 🏴 | £8.37m |
CB Tommy Elphick | 🏴 | £3.51m |
CB Kortney Hause | 🏴 | Loan |
M Conor Hourihane | 🇮🇪 | £3.15m |
M John McGinn | 🏴 | £2.79m |
M Birkir Bjarnason | 🇮🇸 | £1.80m |
W Anwar El Ghazi | 🇳🇱 | £8.10m |
W Albert Adomah | 🇬🇭 | £3.15m |
W André Green | 🏴 | Youth |
W Yannick Bolasie | 🇨🇩 | Loan |
CF Jonathan Kodjia | 🇨🇮 | £11.61m |
CF Keinan Davis | 🏴 | Free |
CF Tammy Abraham | 🏴 | Loan |
SQUAD STATS
1st XI Cost: £26.15m
Home Nation 🏴 🏴 🏴 🇬🇧 : 6/11
Homegrown: ⭕/11
Subs Cost: £0.00m
Team Cost: £26.15m
Squad Cost: £29.68m
Home Nation 🏴 🏴 🏴 🇬🇧 : 10/18
Homegrown: 1/18
MATCHDAY SQUAD
GK David Marshall | 🏴 | £3.53m |
GK George Long | 🏴 | Free |
LB Stephen Kingsley | 🏴 | £2.84m |
LB David Milinkovic | 🇫🇷 | £0.26m |
RB Eric Lichaj (ex) | 🇺🇸 | Free |
RB Todd Kane | 🏴 | Loan |
CB Markus Henriksen | 🇳🇴 | £4.56m |
CB Reece Burke | 🏴 | £1.46m |
CB Jordy de Wijs | 🇳🇱 | £0.34m |
M Kevin Stewart | 🇯🇲 | £3.87m |
M Evandro | 🇧🇷 | £2.15m |
M Daniel Batty | 🏴 | Free |
M Robbie McKenzie | 🏴 | Youth |
W Kamil Grosicki | 🇵🇱 | £7.40m |
W Jarrod Bowen | 🏴 | Free |
CF Nouha Dicko | 🇲🇱 | £3.27m |
CF Fraizer Campbell | 🏴 | Free |
CF Chris Martin | 🏴 | Loan |
UNAVAILABLE
Injury | 7 |
M Mile Jedinak | 🇦🇺 |
M Jack Grealish | 🏴 |
CB Axel Tuanzebe | 🏴 |
GK Ørjan Nyland | 🇳🇴 |
M Henri Lansbury | 🏴 |
M Glenn Whelan | 🇮🇪 |
F Scott Hogan | 🇮🇪 |
Out on Loan | 6 |
M Gary Gardner | 🏴 | Small Heath
RB Mitch Clark | 🏴 | Port Vale
M Aaron Tshibola | 🏴 | Kilmarnock
RB Ritchie De Laet | 🇧🇪 | Melbourne
CF Ross McCormack | 🏴 | Motherwell
F Rushian Hepburn-Murphy | 🏴 | Cambridge
Not Selected | 1 |
RB James Bree | 🏴 |
UNAVAILABLE
Not Recorded
Player Positions:
GK : Goalkeeper
CB, D, B : Centre Back, Defender, Back
FB, LB, RB, WH : Full Back, Left Back, Right Back, Wing Back, Wing Half
M, CH, LH, RH : Midfielder, Centre Half, Left Half, Right Half
W, OL, OR : Winger, Outside Left, Outside Right
F, IF, IL, IR : Forward, Inside Forward, Inside Left, Inside Right, Second Striker, False 9
CF : Centre Forward
Match Symbols:
⚽ | Goal
🔥 | Assist
🔁 | Substitution
🟨 | Booking
🟥 | Sending off
🆘 | Poor refereeing performance
🟢 : Debut 🔴 : Final Game
DEBUT APPEARANCES
FINAL APPEARANCES
🔴 W Yannick Bolasie | 🇨🇩 |
MATCH STATS
Possession F | 51%
Possession A | 39%
Shots F | 18
Shots A | 12
Shots on Target F | 2
Shots on Target A | 4
Corners F | 7
Corners A | 5
Fouls F | 14
Fouls A | 11
TABLE
PROGRAMME
MATCHDAY QUOTES
*Villa boss Dean Smith*
“I thought we started really well, but it looked like the confidence was drained out of us a little bit. We have shown togetherness and a lot of character, but we’re giving poor goals away, that’s for sure.
“Just by having good body language, good attitudes and good energy, the crowd got behind us, but we’ve got to win games here, that’s for sure. We’re giving it everything. The lads have shown they’ve got the character, but it’s the quality that’s needed to go on and win games here.”
*Sky Sports*
Saturday, 19 January 2019
Aston Villa came from two goals down to end Hull’s sparkling winning run in a 2-2 draw at Villa Park.
The visitors, who had claimed six Sky Bet Championship victories on the spin, surged into a commanding lead through Jarrod Bowen - his eighth goal in six league games - and Evandro’s dynamic volley.
But Villa reduced the deficit just before half-time when James Chester headed in from close range against his former employers.
The hosts were nonetheless strangely passive in the first half but improved significantly after the break and they scored the equaliser manager Dean Smith might feel had been warranted through Tammy Abraham after 67 minutes.
Villa are, however, now without a home win in six league games - a fact which no doubt contributed towards an apprehensive atmosphere inside the ground.
But their team did little to lift the mood of the locals for most of the first half, during which time Kamil Grosicki and Reece Burke had good chances.
Indeed, there was a sense of inevitability about Hull’s opening goal - both in terms of the scorer and in the general context of the match.
Be that as it may, Villa only had themselves to blame by not clearing a lofted ball, aimed at Chris Martin, after 27 minutes.
Bowen sensed an opportunity and, having received the ball in a pocket of space on the right, swept home with his left foot.
Goalkeeper Lovre Kalinic will, though, expected to have done better as the ball seemed to squirm through his hands.
Villa’s response was muted at best and their lethargic demeanour was exposed by Evandro 10 minutes later.
Martin teed up the dangerous Grosicki on the left, who sent over a lovely, deep cross towards the far post. The ball was inviting, but Evandro still needed craft and skill to acrobatically volley the ball into the net.
Hull’s momentum was stifled by the loss to injury of centre-back Jordy de Wijs, who was replaced by Robbie McKenzie while Villa were preparing to take a free-kick from the right.
Perhaps unsettled by that setback, the visitors defended Conor Hourihane’s set-piece poorly and Chester easily headed home from six yards.
Villa Park had awoken, and the landscape of the game changed markedly after the restart - yet too often the home team’s final ball was awry, with Hull goalkeeper David Marshall largely untroubled. That was until the 64th minute, when Abraham made it 2-2.
Alan Hutton’s cute cross from the right found the Villa striker, whose initial shot was blocked. But the rebound fell kindly to the Chelsea loan signing, who steered the ball away from a despairing Marshall.
Villa held sway after Abraham’s goal, but they were left thankful to Kalinic at the death when he clawed to safety Chris Martin’s six-yard clipped strike after good work from Dan Batty.
*Villa boss Dean Smith*
“I thought we started really well, but it looked like the confidence was drained out of us a little bit. We have shown togetherness and a lot of character, but we’re giving poor goals away, that’s for sure.
“Just by having good body language, good attitudes and good energy, the crowd got behind us, but we’ve got to win games here, that’s for sure. We’re giving it everything. The lads have shown they’ve got the character, but it’s the quality that’s needed to go on and win games here.
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