Watford travel to Hull City this Saturday (April 22, 3pm KO), as they look to bounce back from a disappointing defeat to Cardiff City in midweek and spark a positive end to the 2022/23 campaign.

As the countdown to kick-off continues, we take a look at all the stats, facts and figures surrounding the Sky Bet Championship encounter.

This is Hull City’s first home league match against Watford since April 2017 - a Premier League meeting where the Tigers won 2-0.

Only in two previous Football League seasons have both games between Hull and Watford been drawn - in the third-tier in 1963/64 and second-tier in 1969/70.

Watford have won two of their last 10 league games against Hull City, failing to score in their last two against the Tigers.

Hull City have won just one of their last eight league games. Indeed, only Rotherham United (16), Luton Town and Coventry City (both 15) have drawn more Championship games in 2022/23 than the Tigers (14).

Watford have won none of their last seven away league games, since a 1-0 win over Norwich City in January.

Hull have kept six clean sheets in their last seven home league games, losing 3-1 to already promoted Burnley in the other game.

Óscar Estupiñán is the top goalscorer at Hull City with 13 strikes to his name, with the forward also top for shots on target (25) and shots off target (33). Meanwhile, Regan Slater has the most assists (4) and the most dribbles attempted in the Tigers’ squad (61).

Midfielder Jean Michaël Seri has made the most passes in the opposition’s half (865) and attempted the most crosses (84).

Alfie Jones has attempted the most passes (2,062), with the majority of them coming from inside his own half (1,460). The defender is also top for clearances (153), blocks (27) and interceptions (46).