We will be back with live coverage of that one and Tottenham's return against AEL Limassol in seven days.

Before then though there is the thrills and spills of the Premier League, not least Liverpool's visit to Manchester City on Monday. Will firework safety spokesman and sticker album perfectionist, external Mario Balotelli be in the red ranks?

BBC Radio Humberside are still hoovering around for post-match reaction in Belgium, but it is goodnight from us.

The return fixture is a week today: Thursday 28 August.

Hull will have to overturn a first-leg deficit at the KC if their European jaunt is to continue.

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We are into injury-time as Lokeren's Koen Persoons takes his time getting to his feet.

James Chester zonks Sone Aluko's cross downward with a pulse of his neck muscles but his header is wide. That was a very presentable chance.

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Paul McShane picks up the first yellow card of the game, pinged for a challenge on Giorgios Galitsios.

Hull are peppering the Lokeren goal now. David Meyler's sweetly-struck effort is palmed over the top by Davino Verhulst before Tom Ince calls the Lokeren keeper into action once again.

Five minutes to go.

Mohamed Essa trots on in place of George Boyd in Hull's third and final change.

Ten minutes to go.

Hull are building a bit of pressure now.

Tom Ince's low drilled effort is blocked by the outstretched ankle of Davino Verhulst before Harry Maguire, rolling up from the back, heads wide from the resulting corner.

Hull's Liam Rosenoir gets into a pocket of space at the back post, but his downward header lacks power and is gathered by Davino Verhulst in the Lokeren goal.

A double switch from Hull as Tom Ince and Nikica Jelavic replace Yannick Sagbo and Robbie Brady.

Former England captain Faye White on BBC Three: "Mark Sampson will be very happy to have 75-80% possession, but you have to keep your concentration. Against better sides than Wales those second-half lapses will be punished."

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England coach Mark Sampson: "It is a special moment for the group and in the first half we were outstanding for spells. We are going to keep going as we are until Canada and keep working hard. There is that hunger in this side."

England coach Mark Sampson applauds his team off the pitch, keeping a relative poker face. Behind him the England substitutes are not so restrained, leaping up and embracing as they look forward to Canada 2015.

Hull are being pinned back now.

Allan McGregor partly redeems his earlier error with a splendid save before George Boyd flings himself in the way of a shot from Nils De Pauw.

Time to take the bubbly out of the chiller.

England's place at Canada 2015 will be assured in a little less than five minutes.

You can get across to BBC Three or watch online to see the celebrations.

Someone get Danny Baker/Nick Hancock/Tim Lovejoy on the blower. We have a grade-A blooper ready for your next video compilation.

Allan McGregor passes the ball straight to Hans Vanaken who doesn't return the favour. Instead the Lokeren man smashes the ball back past McGregor and into the Hull net.

Hull had looked good until then.

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Hull's third strip looks only marginally less comfortable than playing in a shirt and tie.

Rob Westall
BBC Sport Wales at Cardiff City Stadium

"The rain is lashing down here now but it is doing little to dampen the spirits of the England supporters. Manager Mark Sampson is still venturing to the edge of his technical area to bark instructions. To be fair to the Welsh fans they have not left early despite the scoreline - but perhaps that's got more to do with the shelter the stand roof provides."