"We need to win away".
"Hull require three victories from their remaining six fixtures to be safe, according to Phil Neville on last Saturday's Match of the Day".
Hull City manager Marco Silva admits that his side must "change the situation" by picking up points in their remaining away games.
"A lot of hard work goes on during the week to prepare for these games, but it is very satisfying for me and the players to be able to make our supporters happy come the end of the season".
"Stoke City manager Mark Hughes: "(Our) mindset is good. "Our next game is away and we need to change the situation and we will do our best to be competitive during the match and take points. The confidence is key and plays a big role in the games coming up".
Egypt worldwide and Hull City right back Ahmed Elmohamady spoke about his club's current struggle as they aim to avoid relegation and stay in the English Premier League.
Egypt's parliament approves 3-month state of emergency
But el-Sissi's response to the latest attacks is indicative of why he has failed so exceptionally to stem the violence. Attacks have continued, and Christian Solidarity has warned repeatedly of a "cycle of violence and impunity".
"We need to show and prove we can do that".
Hull have hauled themselves out of the bottom three with a run of five wins and a draw at home since Marco Silva was drafted in as boss three months ago.
This would work out well for on-loan Hull defender Andreas Ranocchia, the Italian worldwide doesn't have a future with Inter Milan under the current setup - you tend to think he would if Silva was appointed?
Hull have failed to score in five of their last six encounters with Stoke.
The 24-year-old, who suffered an ankle fracture playing for England against Germany in March last year, featured for the first time this season in the 2-0 defeat to Brighton in the Premier League 2 clash. He thinks they should use this wisely to help them survive in the league.
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