Struggling MK Dons will hope end their two game losing streak on Saturday but face a tough game against high-flying Hull City.

Here are THREE things to look out for in the game:

1) Abel Hernandez to score

The Uruguayan striker moved to the KC Stadium last summer for a club record fee, and many thought that he would flop in English football after scoring just four times in 25 league games.

However, relegation has obviously been good for the 25-year old as he has scored eight goals in his thirteen games so far this campaign.

Steve Bruce's side would be a lot worse off without Hernandez and with four goals in his last five league games, he will be expecting to continue his impressive start to the season.

2) MK Dons looking out of their depth

Since their first ever promotion to the Championship in the summer, MK Dons have struggled to adapt to life the second tier of English football, and that is unlikely to change on Saturday.

Karl Robinson's side are just a point above the relegation zone after winning just three of their opening thirteen league games and since beating Blackburn 3-0 after the international break, they are yet to find the back of the net.

As they prepare to face a Hull side who are starting to find their feet after suffering from a mini-post relegation hangover, it could be another defeat on the cards for The Dons.

3) Hull will be in good spirits after a midweek victory

The Capital One Cup this week was a good round for the Championship as The Tigers, Sheffield Wednesday and Middlesbrough all beat Premier League opposition to progress to the quarter-finals of the cup.

Steve Bruce's men knocked out Leicester City on penalties, despite them being one of the form sides in the top flight, and the players and fans alike will be confident as they face The Dons.

They will probably make some changes given that they played 120 minutes on Tuesday night but nonetheless they are likely to start the game flying as they look to close the gap on top of the table Brighton.

MK Dons and Hull fans......What are your predictions for the match? Will The Dons beat Hull for the first time in their history? Will The Tigers continue their good form? Let us know what you think in the comments below!