Remember me saying that Burnley needed a favour from West Brom or West Ham? Well, they nearly got that help from the Baggies. Chris Brunt thumps the Newcastle woodwork with the sides level. If Newcastle or Aston Villa, who are winning 1-0 against the Hammers, don't lose then Burnley are down today regardless if they win or not.

Can you believe it?! Steve Bruce can't. Robbie Brady sweetly strikes the free-kick again, but the crossbar comes to Burnley's rescue again. Brucie shakes his head in disbelief.

Hull free-kick. About 25 yards out. Robbie Brady, who struck the woodwork from a similar position in the first half, stands over the ball. Danger....

Burnley have the ball in the Hull net! But I'm afraid, Clarets fans, it was never going to count. Ashley Barnes brings out his inner Nat Lofthouse, bulldozing both the ball and keeper into the goal as he challenges Steve Harper for a high ball.

Wale Ibraheem: Oh dear! Tigers are in serious trouble! Burnley will go down so will QPR. Hull and Newcastle will battle for the last spot.

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And Hull substitute Abel Hernandez does almost make an immediate impression. The quick-thinking Uruguayan backheels a loose ball bobbling in the Burnley box - but it is straight at away keeper Tom Heaton. Unlucky.

All the noise inside the KC Stadium is coming out of the away end. They still believe. But it is out of their team's hands now - Burnley need a favour from West Brom or West Ham now.

Another Hull change - their third and final switch. On comes record signing striker Abel Hernandez for Sone Aluko. Now would be the time to start paying back some of that £10m fee...

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Former England striker James Beattie on BBC Final Score: "That's 10 goals this season for Danny Ings. The Burnley fans would have been hoping it would be nearer 15 or 17, but double figures is still a decent season."

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Sorry Burnley fans, you are still down as things stand.

If Leicester City win against Southampton and Newcastle United avoid defeat by West Bromwich Albion, while Aston Villa do not lose to West Ham, it doesn't matter what the Clarets do. They will be relegated.

Here's what that Burnley goal means. The Clarets are still going down today as it stands. It also means that Hull are a further point adrift of safety - two behind fourth-bottom Newcastle, in fact.

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Big goal! Danny Ings has not scored for 10 matches - what a time to end that run. The striker swoops on a loose ball inside the Hull penalty area to fire into the bottom corner. Burnley delight, Hull woe.

Still Hull attack as Nikica Jelavic sees action for the first time. His cross finds Sone Aluko, but Ben Mee blocks the forward's shot. That came moments after David Meyler's low cross was headed clear by Jason Shackell. Solid defending from the visitors.

"Come on City, come on City!" That's the roar from the home fans as their team pushes forward.

No messing about from Hull boss Steve Bruce. He goes for a double change. On comes striker Nikica Jelavic for defender Paul McShane, while midfielder David Meyler replaces Jake Livermore. Hull are going for the jugular....

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But the delivery is too strong as a Burnley head flicks the ball out for another corner. Another poor delivery! Dear, oh dear. Robbie Brady can't pick out a Hull team-mate as the away side clear.

Hull survive - for the time being at least - and manage to steer the ball away from their goal. The home side go back up the other end and force their sixth corner of the game...

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Penalty? Burnley striker Danny Ings thinks so. Referee Martin Atkinson thinks otherwise. Ings goes tumbling over a cluster of bodies in the Hull penalty area - but was it a Tigers defender or team-mate Ashley Barnes who hauled him down? Tricky one - but I think it might have been the former. Atkinson waves play on as the ball breaks to Scott Arfield, who sees a Hull defender block his low effort.

Burnley know they have got to go on the attack - and that's what they are doing. Matt Taylor precisely crosses into the Hull six-yard box, but a stooping Ashley Barnes cannot stick his forehead on the ball. If he had then it would have been a goal.

Tom Huddlestone's skimmer is Hull's first shot on target - unless you count Robbie Brady's first-half free-kick which hit the bar of course...

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Chances at either end. Burnley striker Ashley Barnes's improvised overhead kick lacks power to trouble Hull's ageing keeper Steve Harper, who trudges across goal to see the ball go wide. Then his opposite number Tom Heaton has to be alert to gather Tom Huddlestone's low shot.