Hull City are back in Championship action this weekend with an away trip to Ashton Gate to face Bristol City.

Hull City are sat in 19th place in the table and are five points above the drop zone.

HCAFC have 11 more fixtures to play this season.

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The Tigers won 2-0 at home to Plymouth Argyle in their last game.

Joe Gelhardt and Abu Kamara got their goals against the Pilgrims.

Ruben Selles has won six of his first 17 games in charge of the East Yorkshire outfit.

He arrived at the MKM Stadium earlier this winter after catching the eye at Reading in League One.

As per a report by HullLive, Matt Crooks is back available for Hull City after he missed the Plymouth Argyle fixture with a facial injury.

Selles has said: "The squad is looking good.

We have kept all the players that played or were in the squad in the last game fit, and Matt Crooks will have one training session tomorrow (Friday) still to go, but it looks like he's going to be able to participate in the game.

"Kasey Palmer is back fit for the Tigers.

Mohamed Belloumi, Liam Millar, Louie Barry, Eliot Matazo and Oscar Zambrano are out of action.

Ivor Pandur has been Hull City's number one this season and will be backed up on the bench by Timothee Lo-Tutala.

Skipper Lewie Coyle should get the nod at right-back ahead of Cody Drameh as he looks to lead his teammates to another positive result after their three points against Plymouth Argyle.

In the heart of defence, Charlie Hughes is fit again and is likely to start alongside the ever-present Alfie Jones, with John Egan ready to step up if needed.

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Gustavo Puerta impressed against the Pilgrims and deserves to play again along with Steven Alzate.

Gelhardt has done well since his loan switch from Leeds United and got his second goal against Plymouth Argyle.

He operated in a more central role behind the striker.

Up front, Joao Pedro is the Tigers' top scorer this term on five goals.

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