It remains goalless in this one.

Will we see a goal at some point?

Preston bring on Will Keane as Duane Holmes makes way.

Wednesday's Di'Shon Bernard is going to miss Sunday's trip to Derby... he's picked up a yellow card for a lunge on Abdus Omur.

Into the final 15 minutes at the MKM.

Nick Barnes
BBC Newcastle's Sunderland commentator

Set pieces could be the way in for Sunderland.

Sunderland have had nine corners and West Brom have had zero which tells you a little bit about West Brom's ambition in this game.

Sunderland thought they were in front after a neat move in the box but Wilson Isidor had strayed inches offside before the ball was squared to him in the six yard box by Luke O'Nien.

The roof goes back on the Stadium of Light, for now...

Sunderland have had the best of it since the break and that's a half-chance for young Tom Watson - a talented teenager off the Sunderland production line.

He sneaks in at the far post as a right-wing cross is looped on by the head of Wilson Isidor but Watson just can't get to the bouncing ball in time, perhaps mindful of Alex Palmer flying through the air towards him, and also the proximity of the post.

The ball bounces behind for a goal kick. Watson gets up after getting walloped by Palmer.

Plymouth are trying to get themselves back into this again. Andre Gray saw a shot saved before Mustapha Bundu fired wide from distance.

Tony Brown
West Brom's all-time record scorer on BBC Radio WM

It has been an untidy start to the second half.

I would just like to see more in the attacking third.

The Tigers continue to press, this time it's evergreen Brazilian Joao Pedro who rises highest to nod a cross from the right back across goal, only for the flying James Beadle to claw the ball away. One for the cameras, that used to be called.

How Joao Pedro would love to score to atone for that rather rash tackle which allowed Wednesday to take the lead from the spot.

The one-way traffic continues, a low angled strike from the right is palmer away by the brave dive of Jamie Cumming while, to their credit, his defence throw themselves in front of the loose ball to prevent Gus Hamer from slamming home the fourth.

It's been largely Hull on the front foot in this second half so far, but despite winning a couple of corners and getting a couple of crosses into the Owls box, the closest they have come was a hugely speculative 25-yard blast from Xavier Simons, who does have a thunderbolt in his locker, in fairness to him.

Not this time, however. Row Z had to duck.

Preston have certainly upped their tempo in this half.

Sam Greenwood plays a corner to the edge of the box and it's Ben Whiteman with a first-time effort which sees a deflection but goes just wide of the post.

We're in seven heaven again as we're back under way at the Stadium of Light.

Goals please!

You fear for Oxford, here...

A long ball down the left flank sends Tyrese Campbell clear after a slip from his marker, he bears down on goal but opts not to square into the goalmouth, instead firing in a low shot from a near impossible angle which Jamie Cumming superbly turns away with his foot.

Rob Gurney
BBC Radio CWR Sport

Simple from Burnley, Jeremy Sarmiento was not picked up and his shot was right at the centre of the goal.

Brad Collins has got a big hand to it and should be keeping that out.

More of the same... Jesurun Rak-Sakyi spins in the box after a cute pass from Callum O'Hare but lashes a shot narrowly past Jamie Cumming's near upright when he really ought to have put the game to bed.

The Us heading for a sixth defeat in eight games on the road - the other two were drawn.

A lively start to the second half from Bristol City as Max Bird takes it past Watford defender Francisco Sierralta who brings him down on the edge of the area.

It's a free-kick to the Robins and Sierralta receives the first booking of the game.

The free-kick is then deflected over for a corner which Birds whips in and Daniel Bachmann saves excellently from a low effort.

Watford are yet to get going in this one.