Chris Basham
Former Sheffield United defender on BBC Radio Sheffield

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Amazing bit of play from Gustavo Hamer, he drags three Sheffield Wednesday players out.

Tyrese Campbell is in great form.

You can feel the tempo being lifted since the break.

Some good play forces an early Blades corner, and the low delivery causes a little confusion at first, but the Owls eventually clear it.

Chris Wilder will surely be happier with that intent from his own players to go and earn that corner.

Russ Wilcox
Former Scunthorpe manager on BBC Radio Humberside

The only way Hull City are going to stay in this game is to keep it at two because if West Brom get a third then it could be four.

Callum Styles latches onto Mike Johnston's pass down the Albion left and crosses for Josh Maja who can only loop his header over the bar.

Once again the Tigers cough up possession after the restart with Karlan Grant intercepting a poor backpass and then laying off to Maja with the goal at his mercy, only for the forward to be crowded out as he tried to find the far corner.

Desperate defending keeps the deficit at two.

It looks like Mikey Johnston has picked up a booking from Andrew Kitchen for, it seems, encroachment before a Hull corner. Strange one.

The Baggies deal with the initial cross but after Alex Palmer's poor clearance kick the ball is returned to the middle by regan Slater where Joao Pedro sends a flying header past the angle of post and bar.

A double change from Blades boss Chris Wilder to begin the second period.

Captain Ollie Arblaster has gone off after getting injured in the first half, while right-back Alfie Gilchrist also makes way.

Sydie Peck and Femi Seriki are on in their place.

The teams are back out and there is big news from the Blades camp.

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The Tigers are getting a bit of a head of steam up and have the ball in the Albion box again, this time some frantic Baggies defending prevent the hosts from testing Alex Palmer.

City have a couple of set-pieces into the box but are unable to take advantage of those either to the relief of Baggies boss Carlos Corberan...

Lewis Coyle provides the best cross into the box so far for the hosts but there's just too much on the ball from the right flank and Regan Slater has to swivel and chase it out the far side of the box, though the chance had already gone...

John Pearson
Former Sheffield Wednesday forward on BBC Radio Sheffield

Danny Rohl got it tactically right.

We've defended well and will be happier of the two sides.

There's still lot of work to do as Sheffield United are good team and so far we've restricted them, but perhaps we should have been more clinical.

We've coped alright so far but let's not count our chickens. We have to keep doing what we're doing.

We'll go in the happier side.

Russ Wilcox
Former Scunthorpe manager on BBC Radio Humberside

What Hull City have got to do now is press with intensity. It's a little too passive for me.

The games difficult now so if you're going to get beat, get beat showing grit and intensity.

The Tigers have had two-thirds of the possession in the opening 25 minutes, but it's the Baggies who have scored 100% of the goals.

I'm struggling to think of more than a few touches for City in the final third, which tells the story.

Darnell Furlong is down on his haunches after being clipped on the head accidentally by Abdulkadir Omur, who had hauled him down.

Looks like he'll soldier on, however...

Chris Basham
Former Sheffield United defender on BBC Radio Sheffield

Sheffield United have been loose with their passes, not quite fluent as they have been in recent weeks.

We need to see a lot more production from an attacking point of view.

Sheffield Wednesday just look more experienced at the moment.

We've tried to break them down but we've not quite seen that yet.

You can feel the frustrations in the stands.

Ian Woodcock
BBC Sport at Bramall Lane

Make that seven scoreless halves of football in the Steel City derby then...

There's no faulting the commitment from both teams, nor the excellent atmosphere here in South Yorkshire but, so far, both goalkeepers have been so under-employed they probably should have paid for their tickets.

The game has opened up a touch as it's gone on though so don't write it off just yet.

The Hull fans, for now, are keeping their feelings to themselves.

Given there were raucous chants against Tim Walter during Tuesday night's game at Oxford, however, you wonder how long that will remain the case.

Walter has not had much luck with injuries, it must be said, but they have been second best in a fair few games already this season.

Albion, however, look like this game is just what the doctor ordered. Mikey Johnston and Tom Fellows down the flanks are enjoying plenty of the ball.

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The whistle sounds at Bramall Lane and the half ends goalless.

There has been little to suggest anything else during the 50 minutes of play.

Let's hope there is a bit more goalmouth action after the break.

The Owls have a couple of corners to end the half.

Blades goalkeeper Michael Cooper manages to punch both clear - very relieving for his defenders.

Russ Wilcox
Former Scunthorpe manager on BBC Radio Humberside

That's an awful goal to concede.

Hull have switched off and he's got around the back.

They've had two opportunities and scored both and that's the difference.