The frustration is evident for Plymouth's Matthew Sorinola, who is booked for kicking the ball away.

Sorinola is met with jeers from the home crowd, who are relishing the rarity of a victory for their side at the MKM Stadium.

It'll be a huge one as well, lifting Hull up to 19th place and six points above the bottom three, as it stands.

Glen Little
Ex-Burnley winger on BBC Radio Lancashire

For some reason I haven't felt comfortable this half and we are sort of hanging on in this game.

From what I have seen from Cardiff tonight they should be alright in the relegation battle, they have looked decent.

A poor backpass has Milutin Osmajic bearing down on goal for Preston but Lawrence Vigouroux times his challenge perfectly in the Swansea goal to make the block.

Jeremy Sarmiento comes on for Burnley in place of Marcus Edwards.

Yousef Salech glances a header against the bar for Cardiff - it's the second time he's hit the woodwork tonight as well as scoring his side's goal.

Ross Heaton
Commentator on BBC Radio Lancashire

I think you can make the argument that Cardiff fans will feel they deserve an equaliser.

There was a strike from Callum Robinson and James Trafford was off his line, but he gets the clap from his fans as he keeps it out.

You can see the urgency Cardiff are playing with now.

Liam Cullen and Zan Vipotnik are off for Swansea.

Florian Bianchini and Jay Fulton have 15 minutes to try to find a goal for the visitors.

Callum Robinson tries to catch out Burnley goalkeeper James Trafford from distance but he's able to get back and actually chest the ball down.

A decent piece of opportunism from Robinson.

Lawrence Vigouroux to the rescue for Swansea as he saves well from Brad Potts and then plucks Sam Greenwood's follow-up header out of the air.

A change for Cardiff.

Joel Bagan who provided the cross for their goal is replaced by top scorer Callum Robinson.

Burnley also make their first substitutions.

Off goes Hannibal Mejbri and Lyle Foster takes his place.

Zian Flemming also takes a breather and it's Josh Laurent who gets a run out.

As it stands, Plymouth will be six points adrift of safety - so they need to do something to turn this around.

So far, though, they haven't seriously tested Ivor Pandur and it's Hull who look the more likely to add to the scoreline.

Sean McLoughlin has sent another drive from distance whistling just over the bar and that first home win of the year is within touching distance for Ruben Selles' side.

Preston skipper Ali McCann is limping off.

Andrew Hughes takes his place.

Josh Coburn made the difference in Millwall's last game with a late, late winner at Derby - and the Lions are looking to the tall forward to salvage something tonight in the final 20 minutes.

Coburn is on for Luke Cundle, while Bristol City have made a couple of changes themselves as they look to close out the game and climb to seventh in the table.

Harry Cornick and Haydon Roberts are on for the Robins, while Mark Sykes and Sinclair Armstrong are both withdrawn.

Some decent build-up from Swansea finds Josh Tymon on the edge of the box but he skies a shot well over the bar.

It's kind of got 0-0 written all over it at the moment.

Eom Ji-Sung sends a free-kick just wide for Swansea before Preston make a triple change.

Will Keane, Ryan Ledson and Rob Brady are off.

On come Jayden Meghoma, Ryan Porteous and leading scorer Emil Riis.

Peter Swan
Former Hull City player on BBC Radio Humberside

The fans are giving the manager a little sing-song.

It is nice to see when it is like this and the fans have something to cheer about.

The game has really started to open up now, you can really see it on the pitch.

A second double change for Cardiff.

Callum O'Dowda and Cian Ashford are off.

Aaron Ramsey and Anwar El Ghazi are on.

Preston having the better of things in the second period but apart from that effort by Milutin Osmajic which he sent wide they're not creating anything clear cut.