LONDON (Interstat) — Arsenal will host Hull on Friday at Emirates Stadium in a global football match, with the home side looking to extend a strong run and the visitors aiming to convert another competitive performance into a positive result. Arsenal will be the home team, and Hull will be the visiting team.

Arsenal has compiled 10 wins, two losses and one draw across all competitions this season. Hull enters with two wins, two losses and five draws. Arsenal’s most recent outing was a 2-1 win at Slavia Prague, powered by Viktor Gyokeres’ goal and assist, a goal from N. Madueke and an assist by Mikel Merino. Arsenal has won three straight across all competitions.

Hull’s most recent result was a 2-2 draw with Ipswich. Hull has drawn three of its last five matches and will need a disciplined defensive display against an Arsenal side that has scored regularly during its recent surge. Hull’s season has included wins over Coventry and Manchester United, losses to Fulham and Newcastle, and draws with Ipswich, Brentford U18, Everton, Chelsea and Aston Villa.

Gyokeres is the player to watch for Arsenal. He produced one goal and one assist in 78 minutes in the win at Slavia Prague, scored twice in 90 minutes at Fleetwood, supplied an assist in 22 minutes at Bayern Munich and played 65 minutes against Lille. His ability to combine scoring and creation gives Arsenal a focal point in the attacking third. His movement and link play make him a central figure in Arsenal’s attack.

Arsenal’s other results this season include a 1-0 win at Liverpool, a 2-0 win over Everton, a 2-2 draw at Bayern Munich, a 1-0 win at Nottingham, a 3-0 win over Lille, a 2-1 win at Leeds, a 3-0 loss at Brighton, a 2-0 win at Sunderland and a 2-1 win over Chelsea. The home side has been effective when controlling possession and turning chances into goals, and it will expect to dictate terms at Emirates Stadium.

Hull will look to remain compact and threaten on the counter. The visitors have shown resilience in drawing five matches, including their latest outing against Ipswich, and they have also posted wins over Coventry and Manchester United. A point at Arsenal would represent a meaningful result for Hull as it manages a challenging schedule across competitions. Hull will need to manage Arsenal’s possession and limit space in midfield while looking for set-piece and counterattacking opportunities.

Interstat’s game simulator projects a final score of Arsenal 1, Hull 1. Interstat’s ELO system gives Arsenal a 99.7 percent probability to win.