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The clash between Hull city and Sunderland will be held this Saturday on the 12^th of September 2009. This live football match will be held at the Stadium of light and will have top of the line live footy action. Millions of fans outside the stadium will be able to watch the match thanks to live streaming football right here on OleOleFootball.

Kieran Richardson is going to return to the Sunderland’s side and to the match against Hull city after he has recovered from the calf injury. Dean Whitehead is also fit after he had missed the last weekend’s clash against Manchester United but he might have to settle for the place on the bench. In the match against Manchester United, Steed Malbranque was rested and now he is pushing harder to make a return. Both David Healy and George McCartney remain sidelined while Andy Reid has recovered completely from the knock and he is completely available for the clash against Hull city this weekend.

The set roster for Sunderland in their game against Hull City should look like this - Murphy, Jones, Colback, Cisse, Reid, Yorke, Richardson, Leadbitter, Edwards, Malbranque, Whitehead, Edwards, McShane, Tainio, Collins, McShane, Nosworthy, Ben-Haim, Davenport, Ferdinand, Bardsley, Gordon and Fulop

Hull city is waiting for the fitness of its striking wingers Bernard Menday and Daniel Cousin as they were down with injury. The squad is eagerly waiting for their return for the clash against Sunderland this Saturday. Cousin has missed all  four matches while Mendy was forced off at the half time in the last weekend’s defeat against Middlesbrough. Both the strikers will be in training with complete involvement and there is going to be assessment done. Hull city has to make a forced change as Captain Ian Ashbee is suspended over accumulating ten bookings for this season.

The set roster for Hull City should look like this for the game - France, Cousin, Doyle, Hughes, Marney, Featherstone, Halmosi, Folan, Fagan, Garcia, Geovanni, Manucho, Boateng, Kilbane, Mendy, Barmby, Zayatte, Dawson, Ricketts, Turner, Duke and Myhill

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Posted: 18th April 2009

Sunderland meet relegation rivals Hull at the Stadium of Light on Saturday, needing three points to take them clear of the Premier League relegation zone. Hull are also in relegation strife and need maximum points to take them clear of trouble. You can view this clash right here at oleolefootball, the home of live Premier League streaming.

Sunderland face Hull on an awful run of form which has seen them lose five out of the last six games. In their last outing they were defeated 2-1 by Manchester United at the Stadium of Light. Kenwyne Jones scored the Sunderland goal, with Paul Scholes and Federico Macheda scoring for the European champions. The Mackems need a massive change in fortunes, as they now find themselves just one place and two points above the relegation zone. With Hull just two points above them in the Premier League table it’s even more crucial that the home side claim victory.

Captain Dean Whitehead could return for Sunderland after missing the defeat to United. Full back George McCartney and striker David Healy could also return after missing the last game through calf and groin injuries respectively.

Hull will be looking to bounce back from their 3-1 defeat at Middlesbrough in their last Premier League game. Manucho scored the Tigers only goal of the game, with Tuncay Sanli, Matthew Bates and Marlon King striking for Boro. That defeat was Hull’s fourth game without victory and it’s resulted in the Yorkshire side being just four points clear of the Premier League relegation zone. Phil Browns side really need to get back to winning ways after their recent poor run of form.

Daniel Cousin could return to the Hull squad after missing the last four Premier League games through a back problem and midfielder George Boateng could be in line for a return to the starting eleven. The Dutch star came on as a substitute against former club Middlesbrough in Hull’s last game.

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