Chris Basham
Former Sheffield United defender on BBC Radio Sheffield

Sheffield United just need to keep the ball as much as they can and waste minutes.

Halfway through these six minutes and the ball is spending more time towards the Kop than the away end.

Just how United want it.

A brave header from Callum Styles prevents Hull forward Joao Pedro getting on the end of a cross from the left.

A bit too physical and referee Andrew Kitchen blows up for a foul.

Alex Mowatt is being withdrawn by the Baggies with Serbian Uros Racic coming on for the visitors.

The Blades have six minutes to see this one out.

The Owls have six minutes to find a precious, precious equaliser.

Chris Basham
Former Sheffield United defender on BBC Radio Sheffield

Harry Souttar has done well today.

He's really taken to the Sheffield United shirt and he's become a real fans' favourite.

Hull's Abdulkadir Omur picks up a caution after bring down Lewis Dobbin as he drove over halfway with a lung-busting run.

Shea Charles is late on Vinicius Souza and he is in the referee's book.

The Wednesday fans will be praying for one chance. It's just they don't look like getting one.

Harry Souttar and Michael Smith come together in the middle of the pitch and Souttar wins the battle to send it out of play with a thumping clearance.

Have some of that!

Credit to Hull, here.

It would have been very easy to crumble at 2-0 down inside 20 minutes, given the fact they are six without a win and were below par against Portsmouth and Oxford in the past week, however they have probably been the better side across the past 40 minutes, they just haven't taken the chances to get back on terms.

It really should be 2-2.

Abdulkadir Omur produces a perfect cross into the middle from the left of the area for the on-running Regan Slater in acres of space but he can only nod the ball over Alex Palmer's crossbar with the goal at his mercy.

Groans of anguish around the MKM. Chances don't come much better...

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Harrison Burrows' afternoon is over as the more experienced Jack Robinson comes on in his place.

Chris Wilder trying to shore things up in these last few minutes.

A half chance for Wednesday as Dominic Iorfa climbs highest at a corner but he can't keep his header down.

The Blades can breathe a sigh of relief.

Baggies left-back Callum Styles goes into the book after mistiming his lunge on Lewis Coyle as Hull try to launch a counter.

Might be a bit harsh from Andrew Kitchen, that, though City are unable to make the most of the set-piece.

John Pearson
Former Sheffield Wednesday forward on BBC Radio Sheffield

I think the Sheffield Wednesday substitutions have been positive, they've done well.

We're just throwing everything at it now.

A final roll of the Danny Rohl dice.

Pol Valentin and Jamal Lowe are thrown on in place of Yan Valery and Josh Windass.

Carlos Corberan has seen enough, he's gone to his bench already.

Josh Maja and Tom Fellows are withdrawn with Lewis Dobbin and Grady Diangana coming on.

Maja looks particularly unimpressed, seven minutes into the second period.

It is worth pointing out that we have only had ONE shot on target in the whole match.

Tyrese Campbell's goal really is the outlier this afternoon.

Seen more of Mason Burstow in the opening five minutes of the half than the entire first period.

He picks up the ball on the right and plays a dangerous cross into the box with the outside of his right foot which evades everyone and looks to be heading inside the far post until Alex Palmer flops to his right to grasp it.

Deserved someone to get on the end of it, that ball...

Sheff Utd have had their moment of quality to produce Tyrese Campbell's goal.

As we near the last 10 minutes, do Wednesday have a moment of quality up their sleeves?