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Apr 13, 2013 at 3pm UK
 
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Team News: David Meyler, Jack Hobbs return for Hull City

Promotion-chasing Hull City make three changes for their game against Ipswich Town in the Championship today.

Hull City have made three changes for their Championship match against Ipswich Town today, with David Meyler and Jack Hobbs returning from injury.

Meyler will replace Robert Koren in midfield, while Hobbs will replace Alex Bruce, who suffered injury himself in their last game.

For the home team, Guirane N'Daw starts the match after coming on as a substitute against Derby County last week. There is also a starting place for Michael Chopra in attack.

Ipswich Town: Loach; Stearman, Chambers, Smith, Cresswell; Edwards, Hyam, N'Daw, Tabb; Chopra, Murphy

Hull City: Stockdale; Chester, Faye, Hobbs, El Mohamady; Brady, Meyler, Evans, Quinn; Simpson, Boyd

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