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Hull threaten legal action if they lose play-off final
Hull City owner Acun Ilicali is attending the Championship play-off final
Hull City owner Acun Ilicali has vowed to take legal action if the Tigers do not win Saturday's Championship play-off final against Middlesbrough.
Boro lost to Southampton in the semi-final – but were reinstated after Saints admitted to spying on the Teessiders' training session and were expelled from the competition.
"Our legal team says that we have to go for action, that's for sure," Ilicali told BBC Radio Humberside outside Wembley Stadium before kick-off in the final.
"So we have no doubt about it. Here, all we want is justice. If justice is broken, nobody will enjoy football."
Spying, Southampton and economic pressure cooker of the ‘richest match in football’
In elite football, competitive advantage is pursued relentlessly. Big clubs invest heavily in performance data and tactical analysis in the pursuit of marginal gains.
Yet that desperate search for gains has now led to one club, Southampton FC, suffering an enormous loss. Southampton admitted to spying on their opponent’s training session and were charged by the English Football League. They have been expelled from a match that could have seen them win promotion to the Premier League.
That match, the Championship playoff final, is often described as the most lucrative in football. Promotion to the Premier League is worth around £200 million in increased revenue.
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