Buy Hull City vs Fulham tickets for the 2026/27 Season, with the match scheduled for Saturday 15 May 2027 at 15:00 at the MKM Stadium. Premier League dates and kick-off times in the final weeks can move for television, so treat the slot as provisional until the league confirms the schedule. Keep your travel flexible until then.
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This is Hull City's first Premier League season since 2017, sealed by a late 1-0 play-off final win over Middlesbrough at Wembley in May 2026. The MKM Stadium holds around 25,400, one of the smaller grounds in the division, so demand for a late-season home game with points at stake runs well ahead of supply. Most of those seats belong to season ticket holders and members long before May.
The record gives Hull fans every reason to turn up. Hull have won all three Premier League home games against Fulham, scoring ten goals and conceding one, including a 6-0 win in December 2013 that remains the club's biggest Premier League victory. Fulham arrive for their first Premier League visit since that December afternoon.
Start with supply. Premier League home tickets now go mainly to season ticket holders and paying members, with open general sale described across the league as close to non-existent. On a ground of around 25,400, after season tickets and the away allocation, the pool left for any single match is small. In the final weeks of the season it shrinks again, as members hold on to seats they might have released earlier in the campaign.
Promotion has made it smaller still. A first top-flight season in nine years has brought lapsed supporters back, while every newly promoted home game draws visitors keen to see the Tigers in the Premier League again. The play-off final alone drew 84,506 to Wembley, a reminder of how many supporters the club can mobilise when the stakes are high. The last home games of the season are usually the hardest to reach, because so much can turn on the final results.
The visitors bring steady demand. Fulham supporters have a direct rail link from London King's Cross, which makes this one of the more accessible northern away days. Visiting allocations are sold through Fulham's own membership system, with away prices capped at £30 across the Premier League for 2026/27. A Saturday 3pm kick-off also makes a day trip by train realistic for Londoners.
The result is a familiar pattern. Lower-priced seats behind the goals go first, followed by the side stands. Central West Stand seats and hospitality tend to be the last listings standing, so buyers who wait for prices to fall can be left with fewer choices rather than lower prices. That is especially true for groups needing several seats in the same block.
Through the club, it is difficult. Hull, like most Premier League clubs, release home match tickets to season ticket holders and members first, often through a ballot or priority window. Members who miss out can use the club's ticket exchange, where season ticket holders return seats at face value. Anything that reaches general sale tends to be limited and short-lived.
That system rewards commitment before you know which matches you want, which does not suit everyone. Visitors, occasional fans and supporters who only decide to travel once the date is confirmed are largely shut out. Promotion has also pushed membership demand higher, so the queue in front of a non-member is longer than it was in the Championship.
For those buyers, the secondary market is the practical route. 1BoxOffice shows the stand, block details where available and the delivery method before you pay. Every order is protected from checkout to entry, which matters when the club's own sale is members-first.
It also lets you choose the area you want rather than taking whatever a ballot leaves. For groups who want to sit together, that flexibility is usually worth more than the face value saving. It also avoids the risk of missing out on a ballot that closes weeks before the match.
Fulham supporters face a different version of the same problem. Their club sells the away allocation through its own membership system, usually with priority for those with the most away credits. Any Fulham fan who buys resale outside that allocation will be sitting in a home section, with the usual rules on colours and celebrations.
Five factors shape what you pay in 2026/27: seat location, demand, fixture timing, competition context and hospitality tier. Central West Stand seats carry the highest club prices, while the ends sit lower. Prices tend to firm up once the league confirms the final kick-off times and the run-in narrows. Hospitality sits at the top, built around the executive boxes and lounges in the West Stand.
| Ticket Type | Resale Price Range | Best For | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Upper tier / less central | £80 – £120 | Budget-conscious buyers | Behind-the-goal or corner seats; the bowl keeps every seat close to the pitch |
| Longside standard | £100 – £150 | First-time visitors after a balanced view | East Stand seats away from the halfway line |
| Lower tier / central | £130 – £200+ | Fans who want to feel close to the pitch | Lower West Stand rows near the halfway line |
| Premium seating | £180 – £270+ | Buyers wanting the halfway-line view | Central upper West Stand positions |
| Hospitality / VIP | £300 – £550+ | Corporate guests and special occasions | Executive boxes and lounges; confirm inclusions on the listing |
Prices reflect typical resale ranges and may change as demand and availability shift closer to the match.
Late-season home games carry their own premium. With final positions at stake, fewer season ticket holders release their seats, so resale supply shrinks just as demand peaks. That squeeze is sharper at a ground the size of the MKM Stadium, where a few hundred extra buyers can clear the lower bands within days.
Resale sits above face value because of supply rather than the fixture itself. With members taking most seats before any general sale, listings are limited and sellers price to match. The gap narrows for lower-demand fixtures, but a promoted side's late-season home game is rarely one of them.
Value looks different depending on what you want from the day. Seats behind the goals cost less at face value, yet on resale the gap narrows because they sell first. If you want to follow the tactics, the upper West Stand or the middle of the East Stand usually gives more for the money. Families tend to find the long sides better value overall, since they combine a clear view with a calmer setting.
The MKM Stadium is a compact bowl opened in 2002, with a curved roof and stands close to the pitch. The West Stand is the main stand and the only two-tier stand, home to the executive boxes, dressing rooms and offices; the other three stands are single-tier. The MKM Stadium seating plan shows how each block sits before you commit.
Because the ground is compact, almost every seat feels close to the action, so a less central position is rarely a poor choice. The single-tier stands rise steadily from pitch level, keeping sightlines clear even towards the back. The upper West Stand gives the clearest view of the whole pitch, which suits first-time visitors. The ground is shared with Hull FC rugby league, so matchday facilities are built for big crowds.
| Area | What It Suits | Pricing Bracket | Guidance |
|---|---|---|---|
| West Stand upper | Central views and the main stand experience | Premium | Highest club prices and the clearest overview of the pitch |
| West Stand lower | Close to the dugouts and the players | Mid to upper | Front rows feel close to play but flatten the view of the far side |
| East Stand | A full view of the pitch along the long side | Mid | Strong choice for neutrals and first-time visitors |
| North and South Stands | Behind-the-goal views with home support | Lower | Lower club prices; expect more noise and more standing at key moments |
| Corners | Lower-priced entry with angled views | Lower | Good for groups who want to sit together on a tighter budget |
| Away section | Fulham supporters | £30 cap | North-east corner, with dedicated turnstiles; Fulham fans in home areas should travel without club colours and avoid celebrating in home sections |
Neutral buyers and undecided fans get the most from the East Stand, which gives a full-pitch view without the West Stand premium. Mixed groups of home and Fulham supporters are better off there too, with neutral clothing. For transport, gates and matchday rules, the MKM Stadium guide covers the walk in from Hull Paragon Interchange.
Families tend to prefer the long sides, away from the noise and standing behind the goals. Supporters with access needs should mention them before buying, so the listing can confirm step-free routes and companion seating. Seats near the north-east corner sit closest to the visiting fans, which can mean a livelier atmosphere and more stewarding around those blocks. Buyers who prefer a calmer afternoon should look further along the West or East Stands.
Hospitality at the MKM Stadium centres on the West Stand, where executive boxes and lounges sit above the halfway line. Packages typically include pre-match food and drink, with seats a short walk from the lounge. Lounge access usually continues after the final whistle, which avoids the rush back to the station. They are sold as a complete matchday, which suits buyers who want certainty and are happy to pay for a premium position.
| Hospitality Option | Typical Buyer | Main Appeal |
|---|---|---|
| Premium West Stand seat | Couples and solo travellers | Halfway-line view without a full package |
| Lounge package | Small business groups and friends | Padded central seat with food and drinks |
| Shared box | Mixed groups and celebrations | Private space with a match view and catering |
| Executive box | Corporate hosts | Exclusive use for a full party, subject to availability |
Inclusions differ by package and by seller. Look for catering, drinks timings, dress code and entry gate on the listing before you commit. Hospitality usually sits outside the members' ballot, so it is one of the few routes into a late-season match that does not depend on membership. For a promoted club's run-in fixture, booking early is the safer approach.
Premier League turnstiles now run on digital tickets, so most seats for this match are delivered electronically. The delivery method is shown on every listing before you pay. Mobile tickets are often released only a few days before kick-off, which is normal and does not signal a problem with your order.
| Delivery Type | What to Check |
|---|---|
| Mobile ticket | Whether it arrives through the club app or by transfer; how close to matchday it is released |
| PDF e-ticket | That the seat details match your order and the barcode prints or displays clearly |
| Club account transfer | That the transfer reaches the email address or account named on your order |
| In-person collection | The meeting point, time window and a contact number for the seller's representative |
Read the listing notes in full before you commit; if anything is unclear, ask before you buy rather than at the gate. Bring valid photo ID, since stewards can ask for it. Charge your phone and turn the brightness up before you reach the turnstile, as a dim or cached screen is the most common cause of a slow scan. Keep your order confirmation to hand in case stewards ask to see it.
The MKM Stadium sits in West Park, less than a mile from the city centre. Hull Paragon Interchange, the combined rail and bus station, is about a 20-minute walk away, with bus routes 2 and 66 also running towards the ground. Drivers can use the Walton Street car park, though the roads around the park fill up before kick-off.
Bags are searched on entry, so travel light and leave anything bulky at your accommodation. Aim to be at the ground at least 45 minutes before kick-off, as the crowd arriving on foot from the station builds quickly in the final half hour. After the final whistle, the walk back to Paragon is usually quicker than waiting for a bus or taxi.
Hull's compact centre makes for an easy matchday. The Old Town, the marina and the Fruit Market area are all within walking distance of Paragon, with plenty of pubs and places to eat before heading west to the ground. Allow time for the 20-minute walk west once you have eaten, as the route fills with supporters in the last hour.
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Find the fixture
Search for the match on 1BoxOffice and open the listing for Saturday 15 May 2027 at the MKM Stadium.
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Set up your account
Create an account so your order details, delivery updates and contact information sit in one place.
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Pick your stand
Filter by area, compare the West and East Stands with the ends, then match the section to your budget.
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Choose your quantity
Select how many seats you need and confirm the listing says they are together if that matters to your group.
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Look at the delivery method, any concession restrictions and whether the seat sits in a home-only area.
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Pay securely
Complete payment through the encrypted checkout and keep your confirmation email.
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Wait for delivery
Tickets arrive by the method shown on the listing, usually in the days before the match once sellers can release them.
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Follow your order
Use track order to see delivery status at any point, then head to West Park with your tickets and ID ready.
Overseas buyers should favour mobile or PDF delivery where it is offered, which removes any need to meet a seller in Hull on the day. If your group must sit together, say so before you buy and stick to listings that state seats are adjacent. Hull has no major airport of its own, so most international visitors fly into Manchester or Leeds Bradford and take the train east. Allow at least an hour and a half for the onward journey.
Travelling Fulham supporters have one of the simpler northern trips, with direct trains from London King's Cross to Hull. The bigger risk is the calendar, because broadcasters can move a late-season fixture within the same weekend. Book refundable trains and hotels or plan to stay the full weekend. Fulham fans buying resale outside the away allocation will be among home supporters, so leave colours at home.
Hull City and Fulham have no traditional rivalry, but their Premier League story began on a historic afternoon. On 16 August 2008, the opening day of Hull's first ever top-flight season, Hull came from behind to beat Fulham 2-1 at home, more than a century after the club was founded in 1904. Seven months later they won 1-0 at Craven Cottage on a Wednesday, completing a league double in their debut season. That set the tone for a fixture Hull have lost only once in the Premier League.
The fixture's defining result came on 28 December 2013. After a goalless first half, Hull scored six times without reply, still the club's biggest Premier League win. Four months later Fulham led 2-0 at Craven Cottage before Hull hit back late to draw 2-2, a point that helped Hull's survival push while Fulham went down. The return meeting is listed as Fulham vs Hull City for supporters planning both legs of the season.
What makes this fixture distinctive is how one-sided the home record is. Fulham have never won a Premier League match at Hull, losing all three visits by a combined score of 10-1. The Craven Cottage is where Fulham have done better, which gives the trip north an extra edge for their travelling support. Ending that run at the MKM Stadium would be a first for Fulham in this competition.
Hull have hosted Fulham only three times in the Premier League, so the figures below cover all six Premier League meetings at both grounds, from 2008 to 2014. Hull have won four, scoring 13 goals to Fulham's 5. At the MKM Stadium alone, Hull's record reads three wins from three with ten goals scored and one conceded. Fulham's only win came at Craven Cottage in October 2009.
| Metric | Total |
|---|---|
| Matches played | 6 |
| Hull City wins | 4 |
| Fulham wins | 1 |
| Draws | 1 |
| Hull City goals | 13 |
| Fulham goals | 5 |
| Biggest Hull City win | 6-0 (28 Dec 2013) |
| Biggest Fulham win | 2-0 (19 Oct 2009) |
| First Premier League meeting in scope | 16 Aug 2008 |
| Most recent meeting in scope | 26 Apr 2014 |
Source: worldfootball.net, 11v11, Sky Sports, Sports Mole and Ahram Online, with every result confirmed by at least two of them.
All Premier League meetings between the sides, newest first, with the home side listed first. Hull's ground carried earlier sponsor names at the time and is now the MKM Stadium. The sides have not met in the Premier League since 2014, when Fulham were relegated.
| Date | Venue | Score |
|---|---|---|
| 26 Apr 2014 | Craven Cottage | Fulham 2-2 Hull City |
| 28 Dec 2013 | MKM Stadium | Hull City 6-0 Fulham |
| 27 Mar 2010 | MKM Stadium | Hull City 2-0 Fulham |
| 19 Oct 2009 | Craven Cottage | Fulham 2-0 Hull City |
| 4 Mar 2009 | Craven Cottage | Fulham 0-1 Hull City |
| 16 Aug 2008 | MKM Stadium | Hull City 2-1 Fulham |
Source: worldfootball.net, 11v11, Sky Sports, Sports Mole and RNZ.
Visiting supporters are housed in the north-east corner, with tickets sold through Fulham's own membership system. Allocations tend to sell quickly once released.
Most buyers do well to commit in the weeks after the fixture date is confirmed rather than in the final days. Late releases can appear, but they tend to be scattered single seats rather than groups.
Yes, as long as the ticket type matches the person using it. A junior or concession ticket used by an adult can be refused at the turnstile.
There is matchday parking in and around West Park, but spaces fill early for a full house. Arriving by train and walking from the city centre is usually less stressful.
Yes, provided the listing states the seats are adjacent. Larger blocks are rarer than pairs on this fixture, so secure them as soon as you see them.
Sources: Cardiff City official away travel guide for the MKM Stadium; Premier League match records via worldfootball.net and 11v11; Sky Sports; Sports Mole; Ahram Online; RNZ; Stadium Journey; Goal; Radio X.