It's Millwall who are pushing as we head into stoppage-time.

Japhet Tanganga peels away to the back post unmarked to meet a deep corner with an ambitious first-time volley but can only slash his volley a yard over Michael Cooper's bar. A lower shot back across goal could have gone anywhere off anyone.

A half-decent opportunity goes begging.

Into the FIVE added minutes.

Mike White
BBC Radio Humberside commentator

Can Hull City see this one out now?

You can certainly feel it now! The fans are excited but there is definitely a nervousness amongst that excitement.

This is the loudest I have heard City fans in a while, they have had to endure a lot of dross recently.

Abu Kamara comes off to a hero's reception after potentially teeing up the winner, with Abdus Omur coming on.

The Hull fans are singing Ruben Selles name. Nice for him.

Cardiff's Chris Willock flashes an effort towards the far post but it goes wide. He just couldn't quite get enough bend on it.

Time is running out for the Bluebirds...

Millwall want a penalty after Aidomo Emakhu slalomed into the box from the left wing.

He crashes to ground in a sandwich between Alfie Gilchrist and the sliding Tom Davies but Gilchrist might just have nicked the ball before he went down.

The home fans are not happy, however.

Tony 'Bomber' Brown
West Brom's all-time leading goalscorer on BBC Radio WM

Albion's problem at the moment is they have no hold up play, they have no one to hold the ball going forward.

That is not Karlan Grant's style of play he prefers to run onto the ball.

Coventry are knocking on the door here.

The ball is floated to the back stick and Tatsuhiro Sakamoto heads down into the ground well and it's goalbound but Alex Palmer saves well.

Into the last five minutes at the Cardiff City Stadium.

Can Preston hold on for what would be a vital first win in 10 games? Or can the Bluebirds rescue something?

It's tense in the Welsh capital.

Ged Scott
BBC Sport at The Hawthorns

Their team might be losing - but it is still the 2,516 Coventry City fans in tonight's crowd of 24,859 who are making the most noise at The Hawthorns.

It is testament to just how good the Sky Blue Army are.

Coventry have always had great away support - especially in the days in Northampton and Birmingham not so very long ago when they played nothing but away games.

And those City fans know they can still turn this one round.

Wow, what a chance for Coventry and what a mix up.

It's a great ball in from the right and it looks for all the world that Jack Rudoni is about to tap it into an empty net at the back post but Victor Torp swoops in ahead of him with a header that takes it away from Rudoni and goes wide...

Huge opportunity for the Sky Blues to equalise and it's gone begging!

Surely Rudoni had given Torp a shout? A let off for West Brom. More frustration for Frank Lampard.

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Hull's Abu Kamara is found in a pocket of space on the edge of the box but his rasping right footed strike flicks off a defender and flies past the target.

The corner is cleared, though Festy Ebosele finds his way into the book seconds later for kicking the ball away.

Kamars joins him after the restart after a lunge on Moussa Sissoko.

Bitty!

Peter Swan
Former Hull City player on BBC Radio Humberside

Both teams are as bad as each other.

If either of the teams increase their performance by 10% they could go win it - just string a few passes together.

So far, so good in this second half for West Brom who will surely be keen to take the three points, even if it is just the one goal that wins it. A reminder that it's one win in 11 for the Baggies coming into this.

Frank Lampard has sent on former West Brom man Brandon Thomas-Asante to face his old club.

Victor Torp is also on. Off go Josh Eccles and Ephron Mason-Clark.

Very bitty second half. Another break in play as Moussa Sissoko is introduced by Tom Cleverley with Edo Kayembe heading off.

Neil Harris is withdrawing Duncan Watmore, with Aidomo Emakhu coming on for the hosts.

Double change again for the hosts.

Jonathan Varane and Paul Smyth make way for QPR and on come Kieran Morgan and Morgan Fox.

Harrison Burrows sees a Blades corner from the right cannon back to him, he opts to take a touch across goal and then lets fly with that wand of a left-foot, dragging his low effort past the near post under pressure from the onrushing Romain Esse.