Hull host Aston Villa at the MKM Stadium on Saturday evening with the table upside down. Hull have won both games without conceding, while Villa have lost both without scoring or registering a shot on target.Ahead of Saturday’s early evening kick-off in East Yorkshire, Unibet are offering new customers the chance to net £40 in free bets. Sign up via our link, deposit £20, and place a single £20 bet on any sports market at odds of evens or better.Hull have won twice without conceding a goal. Semi Ajayi and club-record signing Nobel Mendy beat Manchester United on the opening weekend, and Liam Millar’s 82nd-minute counter settled it at Coventry. Sergej Jakirovic has publicly set his squad a target of 38 to 41 points.Villa have lost both games without scoring, the first time they have started a season that way since 2002. Emiliano Martínez, Ollie Watkins and Ezri Konsa have all left the side that won the Europa League. 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Free bets are credited the same day if your qualifying bet settles on the day of registration, or within 48 hours otherwise, and expire 7 days after being issued.Villa’s first visit to this ground since the 2018-19 Championship season, and a chance to get involved in the Premier League’s most surprising early table.Hull’s two clean sheets to extend Villa’s search for a shot on targetVilla have a case, and it starts with the fixture list. They finished fourth last season and won the Europa League. Their opening two games came against Brighton and the champions. Monday was also a marked improvement on Brighton, where Villa were four down inside 31 minutes and a man short before half-time.The fixtures explain the results. They do not explain the shots. Villa have not put one on target in 180 minutes of football. Only one other side has begun a Premier League season that way since 2003-04, Swansea in 2017-18. Emi Buendía’s crossbar against Arsenal was the closest they came, and even that did not force a save. Hull, meanwhile, have not conceded, beating Manchester United and Coventry without ever looking like giving one up.Hull City to winBoth teams to score – NoTwenty-four years since Villa last opened a season with two goalless defeats, and this is not the week the drought ends.Understanding the offerTo qualify:Register as a new Unibet customer via our link ahead of Hull vs Aston Villa (18+, Great Britain only)Deposit £20 or more via debit card or instant bank transfer onlyPlace a cumulative bet of £20 or more on qualifying sports markets (excludes racing, greyhounds and trotting) at odds of evens (2.0) or higher, settling within 7 days of registrationEnhanced odds, profit boosts and insurance bets do not count towards the qualifying betCashed-out or voided bets do not qualifyYou’ll receive:£40 in free bets, awarded whether your qualifying bet wins or loses3 x £10 to use on Bet Builder markets (minimum 4 selections)1 x £10 to use on Accumulators (minimum 4 selections)Credited the same day if your bet settles on your registration date, or within 48 hours otherwiseKey terms and conditions of this Unibet offer New GB customers only, 18+ Debit card or instant bank transfer deposits only Minimum odds of evens (2.0) apply to the qualifying bet Free bets are not valid on racing, greyhound racing, trotting or virtual sports markets Free bets are non-withdrawable and expire 7 days after being issued One offer per customer, household, IP address, device or payment method Read more about the Premier League during the 2026/27 seasonPremier League winner oddsPremier League top 4 oddsPremier League relegation oddsPremier League refereesGolden Boot oddsAbout the authorZack LaneZack Patrick Lane is an enthusiastic sports writer and lifelong Aston Villa supporter who passionately follows the beautiful game. 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