After posting an
upset at home over a resilient and prominent Bournemouth squad, the Tigers are
looking forward to a major rebound in this campaign and see the lights of
another campaign in the ranks of Premiership.

This squad is seeing
the lights of an all-around revival, but with work to do in order to turn
things around and prepare them for their next week match against league leader
Chelsea.
It will not come easy
for the Hull City bunch, if it wants to start its escape from the abyss they
are in and for sure they will like to get out of relegation ASAP.
In the eyes of their
new Boss, the task looks tough but not impossible as anything can happen and
with time in their side and the league is far from being over, the possibilities
of this club making a positive run is in the works.
The bad start shows
off how this club needs to polish some negatives in its eleven and start
playing some serious football and so far with two matches since the arrival of
their new Boss Marco Silva at Yorkshire.
Making his presentation notable in his debut
in league play and his first ever in Premiership, the man that has his
managerial career span in his native Portugal and Greece, now will be looking
forward to make an impact in his CV.

With a match that exposed
the weakness of the Tigers defense, immediately
the visitors took advantage of their
hosts mistakes and put themselves in the scoreboard, when a flagrant foul by Tigers
defender Harry Maguire over Ryan Fraser.
As Junior Stanislas converted,
the penal and beating the local’s keeper Eldin Jakupovic for the Cherries lead
and with just three minutes in the clock, many in attendance became suddenly
wary if not doubtful of its squad making a comeback.
Opportune and amazing
was the way to describe the Andean performance when in the match after 29
minutes later it is when he and Andrew Robertson contributing with a nice pass
for the equalizer, and sending the whole of Yorkshire into frenzy.
As the half finished with
a tie score, the jubilation and excitement of the Tigers followers not believing
the push and perseverance this squad was showing off in the field, saw how
their Boys came poised and ready in the second half.
Once again, we saw
another of the Tigers, lethal combination of Robert Snodgrass and the Uruguay native
that put the cartoons with his second goal of the match in the 50th
minute, scoring the go-ahead goal to give the match a new direction with a 2-1
lead.
Very well, assuring
and important win for the downtrodden Tigers, seeing the light at the end of
the tunnel and maybe this becomes a turnaround for them.
At the end, this match
exposed the confidence and the newly instituted approach institute in such
little time by the Portuguese, elevating the prospects for the Tigers of making
a serious comeback in this campaign.
Previously the ay
this squad was playing a sort of no direction football despite the efforts placed
by their latest manager, today this eleven showed off its determination and now
looking more ambitious than ever and the results speak loudly.
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