Hull City maintained their unbeaten home record in the Premier League with an exhilarating 2-2 draw against Everton at the MKM Stadium. This match marked a significant moment for the Tigers, who returned to the top flight with impressive performances, suffering their only defeat just before the international break against Newcastle.

The first half ended goalless, despite Brennan Johnson nearly scoring for Everton in the 34th minute. His potential opener was disallowed after a VAR review deemed him offside.

As the second half commenced, Joe Gelhardt quickly put Hull on the scoreboard in the 48th minute, capitalizing on a mistake by Ainsley Maitland-Niles. However, Everton responded swiftly; Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall equalized in the 55th minute with a well-placed header. Just moments later, Thierno Barry, who had missed several earlier chances, put the visitors ahead in the 62nd minute.

Yet, Hull demonstrated resilience as substitute Mohamed Belloumi equalized again in the 74th minute, following a clever setup from Elliot Stroud. Despite near-misses from both sides, the match concluded in a dramatic draw, preserving Hull's unbeaten home streak and leaving fans eagerly anticipating the next fixtures.