Hull City
The short answerHull City are 197th in the world on The Beaumont Index, rated 1393, with a plausible range of 124th to 328th. That makes them 0.58 goals per 90 minutes worse than an average club from Europe's top five leagues, and 20th of 20 in the Premier League.
What this club is made of
First XI
How good the usual starting eleven is
Star spread
How evenly quality is shared. Low means the team leans on one or two stars
Squad age curve
How many minutes go to players in their peak years
Manager
Results under the current head coach against what the squad suggested
Percentiles from 0 to 100: 90 means better than 90% of clubs in the league, or in the world. Higher means more of that quality. The profile describes the club. It is not part of the score. Missing bars mean there is not enough data yet. How the profile works.
This season they are taking 1.29 points a game from 7 matches, while their performances have been worth 1.09. That is 1.4 points more than the football deserved, which our model calls fair. Their opponents this season have averaged a rating of 1565, an easier schedule than the Premier League average.
For context, the next club above them in the Premier League is Coventry City, rated 1493. The gap to the strongest side in the division, Arsenal, is 517 rating points.
The Premier League itself is 1st in our world league ranking, where its average club is 0.62 goals per 90 better than the top-five average.
How sure are we? Confidence in this rating is high: the range of 124th to 328th is where the club's true world rank sits four times in five. Results to 25 Oct 2026.
World club ranking · World league ranking · Premier League hub · How it works
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| 4 | Manchester City Premier League · England | 1850 | 1–6 | |
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