Hull City wins $246 million Premier League lottery

Hull, which was relegated from the top-flight last season, overcame Sheffield Wednesday 1-0 at Wembley Saturday.

Mo Diame's 72nd minute strike sealed victory for Hull, which had finished the regular season in fourth place -- nine points ahead of its opponents.



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The win propels Hull towards the riches of the Premier League with the new $8 billion domestic television deal, which kicks in next season for the next three years, securing a massive increase on the $4.59 billion paid for the equivalent set of rights from 2013-16.

According to sports business firm Deloitte, the club's revenue is estimated to increase from $246 million to at least $420 million should Hull survive next season in the Premier League.

Hull, which reached the FA Cup final in 2014, dominated the contest and was a worthy winner.

Steve Bruce, the team's manager, paid tribute to his players and Diame's fabulous strike.

'That little bit of quality, to decide a big game, Diame has produced a bit of magic and it's won us the match,' he told Sky Sports.

'We seemed to have so many good chances. Thankfully Diame has come up with a wonder striker and I'm delighted for him.

'I thought we had the better chances - my big players today performed excellently.'

Steve Bruce, the team's manager, paid tribute to his players and Diame's fabulous strike. Hull, which reached the FA Cup final in 2014, dominated the contest and was a worthy winner. 'I thought we had the better chances - my big players today performed excellently.' Mo Diame's 72nd minute strike sealed victory for Hull, which had finished the regular season in fourth place -- nine points ahead of its opponents. 'I thought we had the better chances - my big players today performed excellently.' Hull, which was relegated from the top-flight last season, overcame Sheffield Wednesday 1-0 at Wembley Saturday. The win propels Hull towards the riches of the Premier League with the new $8 billion domestic television deal, which kicks in next season for the next three years, securing a massive increase on the $4.59 billion paid for the equivalent set of rights from 2013-16. According to sports business firm Deloitte, the club's revenue is estimated to increase from $246 million to at least $420 million should Hull survive next season in the Premier League. The win propels Hull towards the riches of the Premier League with the new $8 billion domestic television deal, which kicks in next season for the next three years, securing a massive increase on the $4.59 billion paid for the equivalent set of rights from 2013-16. Steve Bruce, the team's manager, paid tribute to his players and Diame's fabulous strike. Mo Diame's 72nd minute strike sealed victory for Hull, which had finished the regular season in fourth place -- nine points ahead of its opponents. 'I thought we had the better chances - my big players today performed excellently.' 'I thought we had the better chances - my big players today performed excellently.' Steve Bruce, the team's manager, paid tribute to his players and Diame's fabulous strike. The win propels Hull towards the riches of the Premier League with the new $8 billion domestic television deal, which kicks in next season for the next three years, securing a massive increase on the $4.59 billion paid for the equivalent set of rights from 2013-16. Hull, which reached the FA Cup final in 2014, dominated the contest and was a worthy winner. Steve Bruce, the team's manager, paid tribute to his players and Diame's fabulous strike. Steve Bruce, the team's manager, paid tribute to his players and Diame's fabulous strike. 'That little bit of quality, to decide a big game, Diame has produced a bit of magic and it's won us the match,' he told Sky Sports. 'That little bit of quality, to decide a big game, Diame has produced a bit of magic and it's won us the match,' he told Sky Sports. According to sports business firm Deloitte, the club's revenue is estimated to increase from $246 million to at least $420 million should Hull survive next season in the Premier League. The win propels Hull towards the riches of the Premier League with the new $8 billion domestic television deal, which kicks in next season for the next three years, securing a massive increase on the $4.59 billion paid for the equivalent set of rights from 2013-16. According to sports business firm Deloitte, the club's revenue is estimated to increase from $246 million to at least $420 million should Hull survive next season in the Premier League. Hull, which reached the FA Cup final in 2014, dominated the contest and was a worthy winner. Hull, which was relegated from the top-flight last season, overcame Sheffield Wednesday 1-0 at Wembley Saturday. Steve Bruce, the team's manager, paid tribute to his players and Diame's fabulous strike. 'That little bit of quality, to decide a big game, Diame has produced a bit of magic and it's won us the match,' he told Sky Sports. Mo Diame's 72nd minute strike sealed victory for Hull, which had finished the regular season in fourth place -- nine points ahead of its opponents.

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