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Yiadom 
João
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Pennington
Bowler
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de Wijs
Scott
Samuelsen
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is new signing and should play
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0 Team played an important cup game in midweek Reading boss Mark Bowen is likely to make changes again as they return to Championship action against Hull. Six players were rested in midweek for the FA Cup fourth round replay win against Cardiff City from the previous league encounter against the Bluebirds. Mark Bowen: "We'll sit down with the staff and give it great thought about how we'll approach the game against Hull in terms of personnel.
"I've said to the players, I genuinely approach each games as it comes and put all my thoughts into that, so it's hard to anticipate any changes.
"Whoever I pick Saturday, I'll be honest that I'll be picking a side I believe can go and win us the game." 
Reading have won just one of their past 11 league games against Hull (W1 D4 L6), a 3-0 win in September 2018. Reading are winless in five matches (D3 L2) since winning four in a row in December/January. 
Reading have only lost four points from winning positions this season in the Championship, the joint-fewest of any side along with Fulham. Reading are still without the likes of Matt Miazga, Andy Yiadom, Lucas Joao, Danny Loader and Lucas Boye, but Bowen should be able to welcome back some key players for this match.
Indeed, Tom McIntyre should overcome concussion to feature, while Liam Moore and Ovie Ejaria are expected to bounce back from a foot problem and illness respectively to start.
George Puscas, who has scored seven times this season, is also pushing for a spot in attack. There have been under 2.5 goals scored in Reading's last 5 games (Championship). Reading have seen over 2.5 goals in their last 3 matches against Hull in all competitions. Reading have failed to win their last 5 matches (Championship). James Scott
is new signing but can not play
7 4 5 4 3 280 1 0 0 0 0 Important players left club Hull will have to wait to give a debut to new signing James Scott after the forward picked up an ankle injury.
Left-back Callum Elder is available after recovering from a calf problem which has seen him miss three games.
Grant McCann: "When we've been at our best is when we're defensively strong and we need to get back to that.
"We've all under-performed for the past four games so we have to make sure we get the team right.
"We have to get back to what we've shown for large spells of this season which is how hard we can work and how effective we can be.
"We've 16 games to go in the season to see how far we can go."
Hull are looking to complete a league double over Reading for the first time since the 2015-16 season, when the Tigers went on to win promotion to the top-flight via the play-offs.
Hull have lost each of their past four league games, last losing five in a row in October 2016 in the Premier League (six games).
Having lost Jarrod Bowen and Kamil Grosicki in the transfer window, the current top scorer this season in Hull's squad is Tom Eaves, who has scored four goals in 27 league matches.
Hull, meanwhile, will welcome Callum Elder back from a calf injury, but Jordy de Wijs and Matthew Pennington remain unavailable for selection, while new signing James Scott is out with an ankle injury.
Jon Toral, Kevin Stewart and Samuelsen are also still on the treatment table, but recent arrivals Maddison and Kane are both pushing for starting spots having appeared off the bench against Brentford last time out.
Hull have lost their last 4 matches (Championship).
Hull are undefeated in 10 of their last 11 matches against Reading in all competitions.
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40/13
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21/2
Obita |
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36/3
Ejaria |
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31/1
Pelé |
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41/6
Swift |
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20/0
Gunter |
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20/0
Blackett |
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44/2
Morrison |
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43/1
Moore |
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44/0
Rafael |
40/5
Eaves |
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35/2
Irvine |
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42/1
Honeyman |
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30/0
Batty |
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40/2
Lopes da Silva |
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7/1
Maddison |
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30/0
Elder |
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7/0
McLoughlin |
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29/0
Lichaj |
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8/0
McKenzie |
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45/0
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