Hull City continued their perfect start to Premier League life with a 1-0 away victory at Coventry City. Liam Millar's late winner secured two wins from two games, leaving the Tigers in high spirits on their top-flight return. Following an opening day victory over Manchester United, Hull produced a gritty display at the CBS Arena against a perceived relegation rival. Striker Ollie Mc Burnie, reflecting on the club's promotion, stated, 'We don't feel we have anything to prove to anyone. No-one has given us the Premier League, we have all earned it.' The Scotland international refused to get carried away, but the away end chanted 'we're going to win the league.' Historically, only three teams have been relegated after winning their first two games, including Hull in 2016-17. Sergej Jakirovic's side sit second in the early table. At Coventry, defender Semi Ajayi dominated at the heart of the defence, while Mc Burnie was a constant nuisance. The Tigers became the first promoted side to win their opening two games since Huddersfield in 2017-18. For Coventry, a second successive defeat serves as a reminder that the season will be a constant battle despite their top-flight return. They must rediscover scoring touch amid Haji Wright's injury setback.

Sergej Jakirovic's men will look to build on this momentum, while Coventry faces pressure to improve after a goalless first half and a late defeat.