Julio Enciso scored a 74th-minute equalizer as Ipswich Town drew 2–2 with Hull City at the MKM Stadium on Saturday, October 31.
Ipswich had led at halftime through Florentino Luís, but Tim Iroegbunam and Oli McBurnie scored after the break to put Hull ahead. Enciso’s finish restored parity six minutes after McBurnie’s goal.
Independent reports from TWTD and Press Association confirmed the final score and scoring sequence.
Florentino opened the scoring in the 22nd minute after Abdoul Ouattara found him on the right side of the penalty area. Ipswich subsequently had an Enciso header ruled out for a foul on McBurnie.
Hull improved after the interval. McBurnie supplied Iroegbunam for the 58th-minute equalizer, before scoring himself with a low free kick in the 68th minute.
Ipswich responded with substitutions, introducing Azor Matusiwa, Jack Clarke and Daizen Maeda. Matusiwa then provided the pass that preceded Enciso’s equalizer, according to TWTD’s match account.
Enciso moved past defenders and finished with his left foot from outside the penalty area. It was the last goal of a match in which both teams had held the lead.
The closing stages brought further opportunities. Clarke sent a free kick narrowly wide, Enciso missed the target with another effort and Maeda headed wide near the end of normal time.
PA reported that the draw preserved Hull’s unbeaten home record while extending their winless run to eight matches.
Ipswich also drew their preceding league match, 1–1 with Nottingham Forest. Saturday’s point took them to 11 from nine league fixtures.
Sources TWTD — October 31 Independent Match Report: https://www.twtd.co.uk/ipswich-town-news/53096/hull-city-2-2-ipswich-town--match-report Press Association / The Guardian — October 31 Match Report: https://www.theguardian.com/football/2026/oct/31/hull-ipswich-premier-league-match-report