Another day, another defeat. Bolton Wanderers made it three defeats from four and more alarmingly one win from 11 after Fraizer Campbell’s goal proved enough to give Hull City all three points on Saturday.
Here are the usual stats from the match, plus a few more in-depth ones below. Fans of pointing out how many long balls we try to play will be interested in the fact we actually reached three figures on that metric.
Bolton Wanderers subs
Buckley on for Dyer (67)
Magennis on for Olkowski (81)
Hull City subs
Mazuch on for Bowen (66)
Dicko on for Grosicki (72)
Stewart on for Batty (80)
Passing
Success rate – 68%
Aerials won – 54%
Total – 486 (364 short, 100 long, 20 crosses)
Attacking areas
Our attacks – 31.4% left, 27.9% middle, 40.7% right
Them down our side – 47.8% our left, 17.1% middle, 35.1% right
Shot distances
Us – None in the six-yard box, 10 in the 18-yard box, 6 outside the area.
Hull – Four in the 18-yard box, three outside. None in the six-yard box.
Action areas
23.5% – Our third
41.5% – Middle third
34.9% – Final third