Obileye heads Dagenham's extra-time winner
Dagenham travel to Everton in round three
Championship FT: Hull 2-1 Reading
Livermore nets Hull's 90th-minute winner
Whitehawk 1-1 Dagenham & Redbridge
Still no separating Whitehawk of National League South and Dagenham & Redbridge of League Two in the FA Cup second-round replay...
Quote MessageWith Whitehawk now using all three substitutes, you have got to wonder if Dagenham's experience and strength will be too much. Dagenham are going to have the fresher pairs of legs.
Bob Papworth, BBC Sussex
Image source, Rex FeaturesReading's Jonathan Bond shows some nerves there as he rushes out of goal too quickly to clear and accidentally handles it outside the box.
Yellow card for him and a dangerous free-kick on the edge of the area for Hull.
Hull doing all the running since that equaliser and Reading under the pump a bit now.
Chuba Akpom cuts inside onto his right foot before drilling a shot on the edge of the area just wide.
Hull 1-1 Reading
Another change for Reading and again it looks like an enforced one through injury.
Anton Ferdinand's night is over and he's replaced by the 6ft 4in Jake Cooper at centre-back.
Quote MessageJonathan Bond made another really good save in the build-up, but he couldn't keep it out. A great run by the Hull striker started it all, but in the end it was a tap-in. Really disappointing after a really good first half from Reading.
Mick Gooding, Former Reading player/manager on BBC Radio Berkshire
Hull 1-1 Reading
Image source, EmpicsQuote MessageIn that passage of play, Hull had three or four opportunities to put it away and eventually the striker did.
Peter Swan, Ex-Hull striker on BBC Radio Humberside
Hull 1-1 Reading
Hull's persistence pays off and they get an equaliser.
Abel Hernandez is the man to poke home after Sam Clucas surged into the home box before squaring it across the face for Ahmed Elmohamady to shoot.
Jonathan Bond saved his shot, but could only block it out to the waiting Hernandez to pounce on the rebound.
Paul McShane almost gets on the end of a clever Oliver Norwood free-kick to score against his former club, but it's poked just wide for Reading.
Reading settle down into a spell in possession for the first time this half.
Nick Blackman was down receiving treatment for a few anxious minutes for the travelling fans, but he's back on his feet.
Hull fans doing their best to get some atmosphere going in the stands.
Hull 0-1 Reading
Injury-enforced change for Reading as left-back Andrew Taylor makes way for midfielder Alex Fernandez.
Michael Hector moves to right-back for the visitors and Chris Gunter to left-back.
Abel Hernandez now with a half-chance for Hull.
Ball from the left side lands on his boot on the volley on the edge of the area. His shot flashes wide of the post though.
HT: Whitehawk 1-1 Dagenham & Redbridge
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More faster tempo stuff since the restart from Hull. Wonder if Steve Bruce game them the hairdryer treatment at half-time.
Jake Livermore hits a left-footed volley from 25 yards out, but Jonathan Bond can grab it easily.
Great save from Reading goalkeeper Jonathan Bond.
Moses Odubajo combines with Abel Hernandez for a one-two and Bond is off his line to block Odubajo's shot from six yards out.
Foul by Hull from the resulting corner.
Early second-half corner for Hull and former Tiger Paul McShane stoops to head clear for Reading under pressure.
Hull 0-1 Reading
And we're off again at Hull....
Before the action resumes at the KC Stadium, another look at the goal that separates the two sides from Reading's Nick Blackman.
A cracking strike and a move to match its quality.
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Image source, Rex FeaturesLeeds head coach Steve Evans has said Rotherham boss Neil Redfearn "sounds like a man under extreme pressure" after Redfearn suggested Evans signed "substandard" players in the summer.
Ex-Leeds boss Redfearn took over from Evans at the New York Stadium in October. Rotherham are four points adrift of safety in the second tier.
"We let good players go and replaced them with players who are substandard," Redfearn told BBC Radio Sheffield after Tuesday's loss at Huddersfield.
Evans responded: "I could have said that here couldn't I? But I have got too much professionalism about myself.
"I have read those comments and it just sounds like a man as if he is under extreme pressure and wonders what happens if he loses the next one."
FA Cup: Whitehawk 1-1 Dagenham & Redbridge
All square at the interval, thanks to Kyle Vassell's leveller for Dagenham. Danny Mills had put the non-league hosts ahead.
Hull v Reading (19:45 GMT)
Image source, EmpicsReading caretaker manager Martin Kuhl has stayed level-headed about his temporary position in charge of first-team affairs.
Under-21s manager Kuhl, a former assistant at Wycombe and Aldershot, took charge of the side at Preston on Saturday following Steve Clarke's dismissal and is in the dugout again this evening at Hull.
He admits the club needs to find a permanent successor as soon as possible.
"No disrespect to me or the lads, the club just needs a focus on what we're trying to do and how we move a step forward," he told BBC Radio Berkshire.