Sun 24 May, Barclays Premier League

Manchester United - (H) Lost 0-1

The performance stank but outcome was awesome as Newcastle's last day loss saw Hull City retain their Premier League status for a second season despite a 0-1 defeat to a scratch Manchester United reserve XI.  Click the link to read Ian Thomson's match report.

Sat 16 May, Barclays Premier League

Bolton Wanderers - (A) Drew 1-1

City take it down to the wire as a Craig Fagan goal and spirited second half performance is rewarded with a point as relegation rivals lose - only heroics from Bolton keeper Jaaskelainen prevented the Tigers from converting a deserved winner.  Click the link to read Mark Gretton's match report.

Sat 9 May, Barclays Premier League

Stoke City - (H) Lost 1-2

After a shaky start during which the Tigers dominate but fail to score, Stoke City showed how much better they have adapted to the rigours of Premier League football than Hull City as they cruise into a two goal lead, only pegged back by an injury time Dawson free kick.  Click the link to read Matthew Rudd's match report.

Mon 4 May, Barclays Premier League

Aston Villa - (A) Lost 0-1

Over-cautious and denied the services of captain Ian Ashbee within ten minutes, City travel to Aston Villa and lose 1-0, only showing real desire to score in the closing stages.  Click the link to read Steve Weatherill's match report.

Sat 25 April, Barclays Premier League

Liverpool - (H) Lost 1-3

Much more promising stuff as high rolling Liverpool come to town and are given a stern test by a committed Tigers side, before Caleb Folan's lash-out reduces the home side to ten men and the chance to claim unlikely points is gone.  Click the link to read Ed Bacon's match report.

Sat 18 April, Barclays Premier League

Sunderland - (A) Lost 0-1

Better performance than the woeful efforts at Middlesbrough - but the same outcome as an offside Cisse goal sees Sunderland take three vital relegation struggle points.  Click the link to read Keith Dean's match report.

Sat 11 April, Barclays Premier League

Middlesbrough - (A) Lost 1-3

A vital game against relegation rivals Middlesbrough, and the Tigers come off a distant second best against a more organised and committed home side.  Click the link to read Mike Scott's match report.

Sat 4 April, Barclays Premier League

Portsmouth - (H) Drew 0-0

Tension dictates the course of the game as City and Portsmouth, both threatened with relegation, play out a largely shot-free 0-0 draw, adding a precious point to their respective survival totals.  Click the link to read Steve Weatherill's match report.

Sun 22 March, Barclays Premier League

Wigan Athletic - (A) Lost 0-1

A scratch City team thanks to injuries, and a further set of adjustments to the team during the game.  But this was a feeble defeat against a committed but limited Wigan side.  Click the link to read Steve Weatherill's match report.

Tue 17 March, E-ON F A Cup Sixth Round

Arsenal - (A) Lost 1-2

After a fabulous flowing first half, during which the Tigers took an unlikely lead, Arsenal won this Sixth Round cup tie thanks to a decidedly dubious late goal as City retreat into defensive mode and the referee provides an appalling display of big club favouritism.  Click the link to read Ian Thomson's match report.

Sat 14 March, Barclays Premier League

Newcastle United - (H) Drew 1-1

Another relegation battle starts well but once the enormity of a surprise Newcastle equaliser stops the rampant Tigers in their tracks, the game peters out into a low grade draw.  Click the link to read James Lockwood's match report.

Wed 4 March, Barclays Premier League

Fulham - (A) Won 1-0

Tumultuous scenes as the Tigers' long winless streak finally comes to an end after two days short of three months - an injury time Manucho striker sealing three points against Fulham, who had latterly been unbeatable at home.  Click the link to read Ed Bacon's match report.

Sun 1 March, Barclays Premier League

Blackburn Rovers - (H) Lost 1-2

A disastrous result as questionable team choices and two sloppy first half goals see relegation rivals Blackburn Rovers take three points.  Dean Marney also got red carded for hoofing a Norwegian in the cobblers.  Click the link to read Matthew Rudd's match report.

Thu 26 February, E-ON F A Cup Fifth Round Replay

Sheffield United - (H) Won 2-1

City progress to the Sixth Round of the FA Cup, and guarantee and name-check in the Semi-Final draw, by swatting aside a limited Sheffield United side, aided by some deliciously ludicrous refereeing decisions.  Click the link to read Mark Gretton's match report.

Mon 23 February, Barclays Premier League

Tottenham Hotspur - (H) Lost 1-2

The first of four vital games in nine days end in disappointment as a late Jonathan Woodgate winner sees Tottenham return south with all three points in a largely scrappy affair.  Click the link to read Steve Weatherill's match report.

Sat 14 February, E-ON F A Cup Fifth Round

Sheffield United - (A) Drew 1-1

The inability of Hull City to win at Bramall Lane extends into its 38th year as a raucous Fifth Round cup tie ends tied at one each.  Click the link to read Matthew Rudd's match report.

Sat 7 February, Barclays Premier League

Chelsea - (A) Drew 0-0

The Tigers return to London and achieve another famous as multi-millionaires Chelsea are held to an eventually comfortable 0-0 draw at Stamford Bridge.  Click the link to read James Lockwood's match report.

Sat 31 January, Barclays Premier League

West Bromwich Albion - (H) Drew 2-2

With the Tigers continuing to slide this was the season's first genuine relegation six pointer.  And while City dominated for much of the game two soft goals allowed West Bromwich to steal away a point.  Click the link to read Steve Weatherill's match report.

Wed 28 January, Barclays Premier League

West Ham United - (A) Lost 0-2

The Sky TV cameras are in attendance as the Tigers take on West Ham United, but City's form is largely absent as a 0-2 defeat is only cheered by the debut of Jimmy Bullard and a superb display between the sticks by Matt Duke.  Click the link to read Adrian Hoggarth's match report.

Sat 24 January, E-ON F A Cup Fourth Round

Millwall - (H) Won 2-0

On the pitch the victory over League One Millwall and passage to the FA Cup Fifth Round was straightforward, although the shenanigans on the away terraces were less welcome.  Click the link to read Mark Gretton's match report.

Sat 17 January, Barclays Premier League

Arsenal - (H) Lost 1-3

A spirited fightback after a first half Adebayor goal is reversed by a Daniel Cousin header, before two late Arsenal goals consign the Tigers to their fifth straight League defeat.  Click the link to read Ian Thomson's match report.

Wed 14 January, E-ON F A Cup Third Round Replay

Newcastle United - (A) Won 1-0

Icy conditions and two poor sides conspire to generate little interest in the Cup replay, indeed the banishment to the stands of both managers after some touchline argy-bargy was perhaps the highlight.  But it is the Tigers that progress to the Fourth Round thanks to a late Daniel Cousin strike.  Click the link to read Mike Scott's match report.

Sat 10 January, Barclays Premier League

Everton - (A) Lost 0-2

Perhaps the first genuinely disappointing City performance of the season, the Tigers fail to impose themselves against an ultra-aggressive Everton side and come off meekly capitulating to a 0-2 defeat.  Click the link to read Matthew Rudd's match report.

Sat 3 January, E-ON F A Cup Third Round

Newcastle United - (H) Drew 0-0

The squad rotates once more as hapless Newcastle United come to town, and a largely dull 0-0 draw ensues.  Click the link to read Steve Weatherill's match report.

Tue 30 December, Barclays Premier League

Aston Villa - (H) Lost 0-1

Phil Brown rings the changes, carding a defensive 4-5-1 that stifled high flying Aston Villa until a lucky 88th minute own goal flew in.  Click the link to read Mark Gretton's match report.

Fri 26 December, Barclays Premier League

Manchester City - (A) Lost 1-5

A blip starts to develop into a mini crisis the Tigers are undressed by Manchester City, prompting Phil Brown to conduct to opening rant of his half time team talk on the pitch.  Click the link to read Matthew Rudd's match report.

Sat 20 December, Barclays Premier League

Sunderland - (H) Lost 1-4

For once the Tigers suffer some bad luck and come up against a committed away side in Sunderland that were galvanised by their caretaker manager Ricky Sbragia, who end up administering a 4-1 tonking to the Tigers.  Click the link to read James Lockwood's match report.

Sat 13 December, Barclays Premier League

Liverpool - (A) Drew 2-2

More astounding scenes on the Tigers travels as City ease into an early 2-0 lead at Anfield of all places, before Steven Gerrard inspired a first half comeback, City eventually battling through the second half onslaught to earn a point.  Click the link to read Mark Gretton's match report.

Sat 6 December, Barclays Premier League

Middlesbrough - (H) Won 2-1

A rip-roaring display of passing from both sides reaches a crescendo as City turn a late 0-1 deficit into a 2-1 victory courtesy of a generous penalty and sending-off.  Who cares, the Tigers are back to winning ways!  Click the link to read Mike Scott's match report.

Sat 29 November, Barclays Premier League

Stoke City - (A) Drew 1-1

Sometimes amusing and entertaining, but certainly not football in a form that one would readily recognise it.  The Tigers escape from Stoke's Britannia Stadium with a point and towel burns.  Click the link to read Steve Weatherill's match report.

Sat 22 November, Barclays Premier League

Portsmouth - (A) Drew 2-2

Another fine afternoon's entertainment and another landmark result for the Tigers as they fall behind twice but fight back both times to secure a point at the seriously dreadful Fratton Park, home of Portsmouth.  Click the link to read Ian Thomson's match report.

Sun 16 November, Barclays Premier League

Manchester City - (H) Drew 2-2

A rip-roaring 90 minutes in front of the Sky cameras result in a 2-2 draw with Geovanni winning over Robinho in the battle of the Brazilians.  Click the link to read James Lockwood's match report.

Sat 8 November, Barclays Premier League

Bolton Wanderers - (H) Lost 0-1

Well into November and City's first genuine disappointment of the season, as Bolton don their mask and steal three points from the Tigers thanks largely to the goalkeeping heroics of Jussi Jaaskelainen.  Click the link to read Ed Bacon's match report.

Sat 1 November, Barclays Premier League

Manchester United - (A) Lost 3-4

After Chelsea comes another of the planet's wealthiest and most talented club sides, but the Tigers dish out another shock as a comfortable 4-1 lead for European Champions Manchester United is transformed late on into an edgy 4-3 victory.  Click the link to read Steve Weatherill's match report.

Wed 29 October, Barclays Premier League

Chelsea - (H) Lost 0-3

A tremendous Chelsea side, led by the stunningly skillful Frank Lampard, end City's winning streak, but not before a spirited first half comeback from a sublime Lampard goal in the second minute.  Click the link to read James Lockwood's match report.

Sat 25 October, Barclays Premier League

West Bromwich Albion - (A) Won 3-0

It's four wins on the trot as City achieve the truly remarkable, going joint top of the Premier League for 24 hours.  City rode their luck in the first half but dominated entirely in the second to swot aside the Baggies.  Click the link to read Ian Thomson's match report.

Sun 19 October, Barclays Premier League

West Ham United - (H) Won 1-0

City complete a fourth consecutive Premier League win against London sides as a thumping Michael Turner header sees off West Ham United at the KC.  Click the link to read Mark Gretton's match report.

Sun 5 October, Barclays Premier League

Tottenham Hotspur - (A) Won 1-0

Hells bells, the Tigers are at it again.  Another tremendous strike from Geovanni, this time a swinging 30 yard free kick, sees the Tigers through against an underwhelming Tottenham Hotspur side.  Click the link to read Adrian Hoggarth's match report.

Sat 27 September, Barclays Premier League

Arsenal - (A) Won 2-1

Another momentous episode in the recent upswing in fortunes for hitherto downtrodden Hull City, the Tigers travel to the Emirates Stadium and after a first half lesson in how to try (and fail) to walk the ball into the net, Arsenal capitulate to City's attacking fervour and three historic points are smuggled back to East Yorkshire as the Gunners are, indeed, mauled by the Tigers.  Click the link to read Ed Bacon's match report.

Sun 21 September, Barclays Premier League

Everton - (H) Drew 2-2

More remarkable stuff as an imperious first hour from City see them ease into a 2-0 lead against establishment "big club" Everton, before a late rally sees the scousers claim a point.  Click the link to read Steve Weatherill's match report.

Sat 13 September, Barclays Premier League

Newcastle United - (A) Won 2-1

Amid board room turmoil at St James's Park the Tigers offered a tremendous display of controlled football to quell and then dominate a feeble Newcastle side and claim our first ever Premier League away win.  Click the link to read Mike Scott's match report.

Sat 30 August, Barclays Premier League

Wigan Athletic - (H) Lost 0-5

A very rude awakening is delivered by a powerful and skillful Wigan side, who knock five past City's weakened defence in order to bring the Tigers' unbeaten Premier League run to an abrupt end.  Click the link to read James Lockwood's match report.

Tue 26 August, Carling Cup Second Round

Swansea City - (A) Lost 1-2 (after extra time)

A performance of uncharacteristic lameness - after a promising opening half hour - sees Swansea City dump the Tigers out of the League cup at the first stage after extra time.  Click the link to read Steve Weatherill's match report.

Sat 23 August, Barclays Premier League

Blackburn Rovers - (A) Drew 1-1

The Tigers return from Ewood Park with a well deserved point as City continue to make a super start to their first Premier League campaign with a Richard Garcia header securing a 1-1 draw.  Click the link to read Ian Thomson's match report.

Sat 16 August, Barclays Premier League

Fulham - (H) Won 2-1

A historic day as Hull City play their first ever top flight game of football amid a flurry of media attention, and after a poor start the Tigers reverse an early deficit to treat the KC faithful to a thrilling victory against Fulham.  Click the link to read Steve Weatherill's match report.