Striker Abu Kamara made his debut in Hull City’s 2-0 defeat at home to Sheffield United. The Blades scored in each half with goals from Gustavo Hamer and Sam McCallum.
The Tigers’ head Coach Tim Walter made three changes to the starting XI, including the debut of Abu Kamara and deadline day signing Mohamed Belloumi.
In the game, Jesurun Rak-Sakyi had the first opportunity, but his low left-footed finish missed the target.
Meanwhile, Kamara’s low cross almost resulted in an own goal before he was subbed off.
Sheffield United took the lead from the resulting corner, as Belloumi lost the ball – and Hamer scored with a low shot. Sam Benjamin McCallum doubled the visitor’s lead as they held on to a 2-0 win.
As a result, Hull City are third from bottom in the English Champions 2024/25 campaign after only five games into the season.
Kamara joined the Tigers from Norwich on deadline day for an undisclosed fee.
Hull City: Pandur, Coyle, Jones, McLoughlin, Giles (Drameh 45′), Burns (Slater 68′), Belloumi (Palmer 68′), Ömür, Mehlem, Kamara (Millar 45′), Bedia
Subs: Simons, Zambrano, Jacob, Racioppi, Burstow.
Sheffield Utd: Cooper, Gilchrist (Seriki 83′), Souttar, Ahmedhodzic, Burrows, Rak-Sakyi (Brooks 62′), Vinicius Souza, Arblaster, Hamer (McCallum 62′), O’Hare (Brewster 62′), Moore (Shackleton 88′)
Subs: Brewster, Davies, Campbell, Norrington-Davies, Peck.
