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Two seasons ago, these teams were both in the Championship, with the Black Cats winning 1-0 at the KC Stadium on their way to promotion under Roy Keane. However, it’s a 3/1 chance (Skybet) that they repeat this victory on Saturday afternoon, and a 9/1 (Blue Square) poke that the visitors repeat the scoreline of 2007. This doesn’t seem like a bad bet, especially for anyone who witnessed their stout but unspectacular performance at Old Trafford a fortnight ago.

Hull are arguably a better team on the road, possessing the ability to exploit teams on the counter-attack or from set pieces. With just three wins from eight home matches, the 11/10 (Coral) doesn’t smack of value, especially if a certain Mr Allardyce is appointed in charge of the visitors as permanent manager. This would see him come face-to-face with his protégé Phil Brown, with his new potential charges delivering a spirited performance following their 4-0 drubbing of West Brom.