Who do fans want to win Hull City vs Aston Villa?

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When does Hull City vs Aston Villa kick off?

Hull City vs Aston Villa kicks off Sat, 05 Sep 2026 16:30:00 GMT at MKM Stadium. Voting closes at kick-off.

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Hull City vs Aston Villa

Saturday, 5 September 2026 at 17:30 · MKM Stadium

Hull City

0–0

Aston Villa

Total votes

299

Most wanted to win

AVL · 55%

Attendance

24,425

Venue

MKM Stadium

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How the world voted

A snapshot of Who2Win support when voting closed — 299 votes across 31 countries.

Final sentiment

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Match summary

Hull City and Aston Villa played out a goalless draw at the MKM Stadium, with both sides having opportunities but neither able to produce the decisive moment.

Villa started brightly, with Nicolas Jackson going close early on, while Hull gradually grew into the contest. Belloumi’s second-half effort off the bar was the clearest opening, before Hull also threatened late on through Oli McBurnie.

Key moments

Hull came closest to breaking the deadlock when Belloumi curled a brilliant effort towards the far corner, only to see it crash back off the crossbar. Villa survived, and ultimately neither side could find the finishing touch.

Who2Win fan sentiment

Aston Villa carried Who2Win support 55%–45% across 31 countries.

Strongest support · Hull City

🇮🇳India82%
🇨🇦Canada71%
🇫🇷France71%
🇧🇷Brazil80%
🇿🇦South Africa80%

Strongest support · Aston Villa

🇬🇧United Kingdom53%
🇺🇸United States58%
🇮🇪Ireland64%
🇦🇺Australia78%
🇩🇪Germany100%

Closest voting countries

🇬🇧United Kingdom47–53
🇳🇱Netherlands43–57
🇺🇸United States42–58

Regional sentiment

Final continental breakdown for Hull City vs Aston Villa.

Europe

No votes yet

HUL 50%AVL 50%

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North America

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HUL 50%AVL 50%

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South America

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HUL 50%AVL 50%

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Asia

No votes yet

HUL 50%AVL 50%

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Africa

No votes yet

HUL 50%AVL 50%

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Oceania

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HUL 50%AVL 50%

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Head-to-head history

The Hull City vs Aston Villa head to head has been dominated by Villa: 19 wins to Hull's 6, with 10 draws across their recorded meetings. The recent picture is similar, with Hull winning just one of their last 13 against Villa.

Why this match mattered

For Hull, this is another huge result after their impressive return to the Premier League. Three games, no defeats and zero goals conceded is quite the statement from a side many expected to struggle. For Villa, however, the concern is growing. They have now failed to score in all three league games, leaving Unai Emery with plenty to fix despite a much-improved defensive display. And for Who2Win? A match where neither side won on the pitch leaves one question for the fans: who did you WANT to win?

Who2Win Verdict

Aston Villa led the fan poll with 55% of the 300 votes, while Hull City attracted 45%. The 10-point gap shows Villa were the preferred side, although Hull retained substantial backing and kept the voting relatively competitive.

Hull City’s strongest support came from India, Canada, France, Brazil and South Africa, giving them a broad following across several continents. Aston Villa were most strongly backed in the United Kingdom, United States, Ireland, Australia and Germany. The geographical split highlights global interest in both clubs, with Villa combining strong British and Irish support with notable backing across Europe, North America and Australia, while Hull drew their core votes from an especially diverse international group.