You could still hear it long after the final whistle. Hull City have done it.
After a tight 0-0 at home, Jakirović’s side went down to The Den and got the job done properly. Goals from Mohamed Belloumi and Joe Gelhardt sealed a 2-0 win on aggregate — and now it’s Wembley next.
On Saturday, 23 May, City take on Southampton for a place back in the Premier League.
Wembley, Again
For Hull fans, Wembley isn’t just another ground. It’s where things happen.
It’s ten years since Diamé’s goal in 2016. Nearly twenty since Windass in 2008. Moments you don’t forget.
This season has had the same sort of feel—solid at the back, dangerous going forward — proper balance. McBurnie’s been clinical, Hughes has been rock solid, and there’s a sense this group knows exactly what’s on the line.
One more game. That’s it.
Getting There Without the Headache
The football’s the easy part. Getting to Wembley? not so much.
Anyone who has done that trip knows what it can be like: Traffic crawling down the M1; Packed trains and delays; Trying (and failing) to find somewhere to park anywhere near the ground.
It can take the shine off the day before you’ve even got there.
Make the Journey Part of the Day
If you’re heading down, it’s worth doing it properly.
A private chauffeur means:
– You travel together, no splitting up across cars or trains
– No stress about routes, parking, or timing
– You can actually relax, have a drink, and enjoy it
The Mercedes V-Class works well for groups — plenty of space, comfortable, and ideal if you’re going down with mates or hosting clients.
It’s simple: door to Wembley, and back again.
Don’t Leave It Late
That weekend’s going to be busy — no getting around it. Travel’s already filling up, and it’ll only get tighter the closer we get.
If you’re planning to go, it’s worth sorting it sooner rather than later.
Book Your Wembley Transfer Now
Let’s hope it’s a long drive home — for the right reasons.
Up the Tigers 🐯
