Ouattara rescues point for Brentford as Hull maintain unbeaten home record

Dango Ouattara’s second-half goal earned Brentford a 1-1 draw at the MKM Stadium after Oli McBurnie had put Hull ahead from the penalty spot Hull’s unbeaten home record remains intact but the Tigers have not tasted victory for seven games after a 1-1 draw with Brentford at the MKM Stadium. The opening goal came courtesy of a 24th-minute Oli McBurnie penalty, awarded when Aaron Hickey flattened Tim Iroegbunam inside the area while trying to hook the ball away. McBurnie picked out the bottom right of the net and though Brentford’s Caoimhin Kelleher guessed right, he could not stop McBurnie scoring his first Premier League goal for more than 900 days.

After the break, Hull were left to rue some inattentive defending as Igor Thiago found his way to Dango Ouattara, who slotted the ball home under very little pressure to make it 1-1 in the 63rd minute. Jaidon Anthony pushed for a second Brentford goal and saw a shot land just wide before getting a second chance, which forced a save from Konstantinos Tzolakis, but there was a quick counter as Mohamed Belloumi raced in the other direction before firing over from distance. An 88th-minute chance was Hull’s last to find the winning