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Hull City's Ipswich highlights draw an unusually large audience for a match featuring a first club goal, a disallowed effort and two contrasting finishes.
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Story of Why this story? The video opened at a pace of 136,118 views a day, 28 times a normal first day on this channel (4,833).
McBurnie has Two in Two! Hull City 2-2 Ipswich Town | Premier League Highlights
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- 0:00Luiz finishes from close range to give Ipswich the lead.
- 0:33Enciso finds the net after a scramble, but the referee disallows the goal.
- 1:07McBurnie's forward pass releases Iroegbunam for his first Hull City goal.
- 2:01McBurnie lines up the free-kick featured in the title; Ipswich's response follows at 02:32.
- 3:08Norton-Cuffy drives through the defence for a late shooting chance.
Tim Iroegbunam gets his first Hull City goal, but the pass that sends him into the box comes from the man who will score next. Oli McBurnie helps turn a difficult afternoon around before Julio Enciso supplies Ipswich Town's answer.
The club's highlights of the 2-2 draw have reached about 170,000 views, with an estimated first-day audience roughly 28 times the usual for its regular videos. The upload also accounts for most of a sharp rise in views across Hull City's channel.
There is plenty packed into the short edit. Ipswich take the lead through Luiz, then Enciso has an effort disallowed after a goalmouth scramble. Hull's response comes through Iroegbunam, who drives into the box and places his finish into the corner.
McBurnie then sends a low free-kick through the wall and into the bottom corner, scoring for a second successive match. Enciso's equaliser is a different sort of finish: he rides a challenge and drives a left-footed shot into the top corner.
In the comments, viewers discuss the space allowed for that equaliser, Hull's defensive formation and the decision to rule out Enciso's earlier effort. One Ipswich supporter also singles out Hull's commentators for questioning the disallowed goal, even while their own team benefited.
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What viewers say
Solid strike from mcburnie can see what it means to the player 🎉
@BlckGadSee it on YouTubeFair play to The Tigers commentary team for questioning Enciso's first disallowed goal from the corner.
For balance the Town commentary team thought there was a foul in there though ...
Best of luck with the rest of your first season back in Prem@joncardy4516See it on YouTubeGreat finish to make it 2-2 but he should never have been allowed to get that close to goal, these are the margins in the premier league between three points and one
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Playing five at the back at home is just too defensive. The game was crying out for an extra midfielder from a minute in. If we played a 451 from the start I reckon we beat them as they didn't look comfortable after we changed. First half we could have been 4 down. Take a point. UTT Equalizer was a great strike btw
@joshcollville4865See it on YouTubei am a Ghanaian Hull City Fan
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- Channel
- Hull City
- Subscribers
- 108,000 ▲ 1,000 this week
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 270,225
- Channel views, pace per day
- 179,819 (on a normal day: 16,630)
- Video published
- October 31, 2026
- Video views so far
- 170,304 (2 days online)
- Video views, pace per day
- 159,226
The numbers
The Ipswich highlights stand well above Hull City's usual first-day audience, alongside a wider jump in channel views.
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