The Ireland international is on loan from Brighton until the end of the season.
REPUBLIC OF IRELAND’S AARON Connolly scored twice on his 23rd birthday to help end Hull’s near four-month wait for a home win in the 3-0 victory against QPR.
QPR were already 2-0 down by then after Rob Dickie deflected Ozan Tufan’s right-sided cross into his own net three minutes before Connolly had doubled his tally. The home side’s endeavours nonetheless led to another good chance after 32 minutes when Christie shot across the face of goal from a similar position to which he created the opening goal.
Rangers marginally improved thereafter, but surely nowhere near to the level at which Critchley was hoping.
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