Hull City stunned Manchester United 2-0, riding a solid defense and set-piece exploits to take a dream start in the Premier League, with Semi Ajayi and Nobel Mendy delivering the opening chapters of their comeback.

Maresca praised Cherki for a complete all-around display that helped the team beyond the goals.

Gvardiol struck a stoppage-time winner after Marc Guehi’s 84th-minute equaliser from Tavernier’s first-half header, with the decision confirmed by VAR.

The report notes ongoing transfer-window context and upcoming fixtures as squads adjust and plan ahead.

Coaches are nearing final decisions on return specialists, with Whittingham signaling they’re close to a settled pick, though not yet 100% confirmed.

Verdict: a cautious B+ for the unit amid turnover and coaching changes, with fresh approaches expected to lift performance.

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Potential left-back targets discussed include Myles Lewis-Skelly, Lewis Hall, and Barcelona’s Balde, but no imminent moves are expected.

Olise’s strong club form contrasts with World Cup form, suggesting momentum building for the season.

New signing Ayyoub Bouaddi is available, with a bench role considered more likely for now.

Sarr and Mateta were ruled out through injury, with Mateta potentially sidelined for up to four weeks, while both players’ futures in transfer talks lingered before the window closes.

Mateta’s late training-ground injury prompted confirmation of the four-week absence and highlighted broader squad injury issues.