Clive Eakin
BBC CWR Sport

Ben Sheaf with a great effort towards goal.

After Hull made a reasonably bright start, it's been all Coventry City since then.

After Anis Mehmeti struck the post inside the first few minutes, Bristol City - for all their possession - haven't really created much in the way of scoring opportunities.

Mehmeti has set up one for Yu Hirakawa, though - a delightful floated ball in behind Harrison Ashby and the winger stole in to meet it, but couldn't keep his header down.

QPR yet to register anything resembling a shot at goal, but they'll be happy the scoresheet remains blank given how this first half has gone.

Coventry win a free-kick on the right and the delivery is brilliant from Victor Torp.

It comes to Ben Sheaf at the back post who heads towards goal but it's tipped over by Ivor Pandor.

Jon Newsome
Former Leeds defender on BBC Radio Leeds

We keep pushing and pressing and the momentum is with us but the final ball is just lacking the quality.

Up until then the passing is right but it's like when we get into the final third we get a little bit panicky and jumpy.

Peter Swan
Former Hull City player on BBC Radio Humberside

I don't think Hull have strung four or five passes together yet.

We need someone who can hold the ball up.

Preston's Ben Whiteman is the first player in the book for a cynical foul on Brenden Aaronson.

Leeds fans don't feel like the referee has given them all that much so far so that's greeted by the customary ironic cheers.

Hull City goalkeeper Ivor Pandur takes a little longer than he should over a dead ball situation and not for the first time this afternoon.

Into the book he goes for time-wasting.

Brenden Aaronson gets in for Leeds after some neat passing but the USA international slashes his effort high into the Leeds fans behind the goal.

Good chance gone.

Another good opening for Coventry. They work it well and Jack Rudoni crosses in towards Ephron Mason-Clark.

He spins and fires into the side-netting from inside the box. Some fans think it's in...

The Sky Blues have had 62% possession and 10 shots so far but just the two on target. Hull are still yet to register an effort.

Referee Lewis Smith reaches for his top pocket for the first time this afternoon and produces a yellow card, which he shows to Bristol City captain Jason Knight.

Knight pulled back Paul Smyth, who was embarking on a rare QPR counter-attack and earns a free-kick on the halfway line. Unfortunately for Rangers, Steve Cook lofts it long - too long - and it drifts out of play.

Jon Newsome
Former Leeds defender on BBC Radio Leeds

Right, let's see our reaction.

We've been here before so let's see if we can do something about it.

It's a really bad goal to concede. It went through the goalkeeper and creeps in the bottom corner. It's one he won't want to see again.

Dan Jewell
BBC Radio Lancashire Sport

A magnificent counter-attack is crowned by a Preston goal!

What an engine Brad Potts has got on him!

Safe to say Hull are under the cosh at the moment... They get a bit of respite as they win a free-kick on the edge of their own area and Ivor Pandur has gone down to receive some treatment.

Frank Lampard will be hoping his side can make the most of being on top here...

Bristol City continue to knock on the door, but Rangers are refusing to let them in.

All the possession has been with the home side but they haven't managed to convert that into clear scoring chances.

Max Bird had a punt from the edge of the box just now, but didn't get enough power behind the shot to trouble Paul Nardi.

Mike White
Commentator on BBC Radio Humberside

Hull have got to find a way of getting out. This is just messy at the moment.

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Blimey, another couple of chances for Coventry who are turning the screw now!

It's floated to the back stick towards Tatsuhiro Sakamoto but Jack Rudoni swoops in and takes it off his head with an effort of his own and it goes wide.

Moments later, Rudoni fires straight at Ivor Pandur from the edge of the box.

Preston fashion a decent opening.

They work the ball wide to Robbie Brady down their left and the experienced Republic of Ireland international stands up a really inviting cross to the back stick for Liam Lindsay but, under pressure, the defender can only head wide.

Coventry are racking up some shots now... The tricky Tatsuhiro Sakamoto cuts inside and fires a left-footed effort into the side-netting.

A seventh attempt of the game already for the hosts. Hull are yet to have an effort at the other end.

The best chance of the game so far falls to Norman Bassette for Coventry.

Ephron Mason-Clark whips in a lovely ball from the left and Bassette meets it with his head inside the six-yard box but it flies over the bar.

It came at pace and the forward couldn't quite get the angle to trouble the keeper but that was a good move by the Sky Blues.