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Hull's Seven Points in Three Games: Enough to Beat the Drop?

Hull City have taken seven points from their last three matches, raising questions about whether their recent form can steer them clear of relegation. The run has boosted their survival hopes, but consistency will determine whether they escape the drop zone.

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