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Hull and Brentford Draw 1-1 as Hull's Unbeaten Home Record Stands

Hull and Brentford drew 1-1 at the MKM Stadium, with the opening goal a 24th-minute penalty by Oli McBurnie, according to The Guardian.

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Hull and Brentford drew 1-1 at the MKM Stadium, a result that left Hull's unbeaten home record intact, according to a Press Association report published by The Guardian's match report.

The report also noted that the Tigers have not tasted victory for seven games, a fact it set alongside the unbeaten home record. The summary did not say how that run compared with Hull's results across the wider season.

The Guardian's summary said the opening goal came from a 24th-minute penalty by Oli McBurnie. It said the spot kick was awarded when Aaron Hickey flattened Tim Iroegbunam inside the area while trying to hook the ball away.

The Guardian's headline credits Ouattara with rescuing a point for Brentford. The summary does not describe the equalizing goal, so this story cannot confirm how or when it came, or any detail of it beyond what the headline states.

The summary ends with a "Continue reading" prompt, which indicates it is an excerpt of a longer Press Association report. Because the material available is brief, this story does not report the full match account, the final score timeline, team lineups, or any comment from managers or players, since none of those details appear in the summary provided.

Sources: The Guardian: Ouattara rescues point for Brentford as Hull maintain unbeaten home record.