Summary

  • Hull reach Championship play-off final despite loss

  • Tigers win 3-2 on aggregate

  • Russell gives Derby early lead

  • Robertson og makes it 2-0 to Rams

  • Hull play Sheffield Wed at Wembley on 28 May

Live Reporting

Tom Garry

  1. Hull through to play-off final

    FT: Hull 0-2 Derby (3-2 agg)

    Hull fansRex

    So, thanks for joining on the night that Derby almost, almost made Football League play-off history.

    The Rams needed to overturn a three-goal first-leg deficit and found two first half goals, to give them real hope of achieving the seemingly-impossible.

    But Hull held on after half-time to keep alive their dreams of an immediate return to the Premier League.

    You can read more in Gary Smee's match report here. It's a happy night on Humberside - will they be celebrating again at the end of May? Good night.

  2. Derby reaction

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    Darren Wassall adds that tonight is not the night to discuss his future and he wants to concentrate on his side's battling performance.

    Has he managed the Rams for the last time? He was initially appointed until the end of the season.

    Darren WassallRex Features

  3. Derby reaction

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    Derby boss Darren Wassall tells Sky Sports: "I can't stress how proud I am of all the players tonight.

    "That's how I want any team representing me to turn up.

    "We didn't lose the tie tonight - we lost it on Saturday, we know that.

    "Credit to Hull - good luck in the final."

  4. Wembley: Hull v Sheffield Wednesday

    FT: Hull 0-2 Derby (3-2 agg)

    The date is set - Hull will meet Sheffield Wednesday at Wembley on Saturday 28 May.

    One side will join Burnley and Middlesbrough in the Premier League.

    One will join Derby and Brighton back in the Championship next season.

  5. Hull reaction

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    Hull defender Curtis Davies tells Sky Sports: "We knew they (Derby) were a threat.

    "Well take it anyway. We need to be much better than that if we want to go up.

    "Luckily, we held strong. But Wembley isn't the goal - the goal is to go up. We need to go there and do the business.

  6. Hull reaction

    FT: Hull 0-2 Derby (3-2 agg)

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    Hull manager Steve Bruce tells Sky Sports:

    "You have to pay credit to Derby who put up a hell of a show.

    "In the first half hour we couldn't get anywhere near them. Then we had to dig out and show a bit of resilience which has seen us through in the end.

    "But big compliments to Derby who were terrific on the night."

  7. Hull Reaction

    FT: Hull 0-2 Derby (3-2 agg)

    Hull defender Michael Dawson tells Sky Sports: "It's relief. That's all it can be. We had to stand strong, it wasn't a good enough performance.

    "We know it wasn't good enough - but we're there. We're gunna enjoy it.

    "Look at the relief - that's all it is. We'll go to Wembley in the final and we'll enjoy it.

    "It'll be a Yorksahire derby and we look forward to it."

  8. "Derby ran out of steam"

    FT: Hull 0-2 Derby (3-2 agg)

    Steve Harper
    Former Newcastle keeper on BBC Radio 5 live

    "Hull were flat, Derby were excellent, they played at a high tempo, but ultimately ran out of steam late on. Hull's performance on Saturday got them through, for Derby it was too little too late."

  9. The play-offs continue

    FT: Hull 0-2 Derby (3-2 agg)

    If you enjoyed that drama from the KCom Stadium, do join us again tomorrow for the second leg of an intriguingly-poised League Two tie between Accrington Stanley and AFC Wimbledon - the Dons lead 1-0 from their home leg.

    Then on Thursday, Walsall host Barnsley, with the Tykes leading 3-0, in League One.

    And on Friday the semi-finals will conclude at the Den for Millwall v Bradford (3-1 agg).

  10. "Hull City were lucky"

    FT: Hull 0-2 Derby (3-2 agg)

    Steve Harper
    Former Hull keeper on BBC Radio 5 live

    They've come here and given it a real go. We thought Andrew Robertson's injury-time goal on Saturday would be the tipping point and it's proved to be just that. Hull City were a little bit lucky tonight because they were poor."

  11. HULL REACH WEMBLEY

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    Some Hull fans are on the pitch. There's a flare. There's joy. There's some harsh taunting of Derby players - they don't deserve that after their brave effort.

    But Hull held on - they go through to face Sheffield Wednesday at Wembley on 28 May for a place in the Premier League.

  12. HULL REACH WEMBLEY

    FT: Hull 0-2 Derby (3-2 agg)

    Hull City Wembley bound

    Relief for Steve Bruce's side! They have survived an almighty fightback from Derby.

  13. FULL-TIME - HULL 0-2 Derby (3-2 agg)

    That's it! Hull are through to the Championship play-off final!

  14. Hull 0-2 Derby (3-2 agg)

    Derby win a corner. Scott Carson, the keeper, is up!

    But Hull clear the danger. Is that time up for Derby?

  15. Hull 0-2 Derby (3-2 agg)

    It's all long balls into the box now, from Derby. They're desperate. It's prayer time for both sets of fans.

  16. SUBSTITUTION (Hull)

    Hull 0-2 Derby (3-2 agg)

    Mo Diame comes off for Hull and Sam Clucas comes on.

    Can the hosts hold on? Derby have two minutes left to find a goal.

  17. Hull 0-2 Derby (3-2 agg)

    Four minutes have been added on. Four minutes folks.

  18. SUBSTITUTION (Derby)

    Hull 0-2 Derby (3-2 agg)

    The visitors make one last throw of the dice - Abdoul Camara replaces Marcus Olsson.

  19. Hull 0-2 Derby (3-2 agg)

    A big boost for Hull - they win a free-kick from a foul by Jeff Hendrick, deep in the Derby half. A chance to wind down the clock a bit more?

    More than that - they force a good, one-handed save from Scott Carson in the Derby goal.

  20. Listen live

    Hull 0-2 Derby (3-2 agg)

    The live radio commentary has switched to BBC Radio 5 live for the closing stages of this thrilling match.

    To listen click on the live coverage tab at the top of this page. Even though it says Manchester United v Bournemouth, the commentary is from the KCom Stadium!