Steve Harper
Former Hull keeper on BBC Radio 5 live sports extra

It's been a quiet start to proceedings on the pitch.

Derby need the first goal - that surely goes without saying.

The visitors Derby, playing in light blue shirts and white shorts, are passing the ball around in their own half in the opening moments of the game, getting a feel for things.

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Abel Hernandez has netted five goals in his last six games and, of his 95 shots this season - 53 have been on target.

Can Derby keep him quiet tonight? They'll surely need to.

Here we go then. Hosts Hull get this game started.

We're either about to see Hull reach Wembley....

....or the greatest comeback in the history of the Football League play-offs.

Those are the only two options. Kick-off is up next!

The playing surface doesn't look bad at all, does it?

The two teams will be out very shortly.

Remember, we're asking for your most memorable football comebacks tonight - do get in touch. Here are a selection of the early contenders...do they give you hope, Derby fans?

BBC Radio 5 live sports extra

Ian Dennis and former Hull City goalkeeper Steve Harper are in position at the KCom Stadium for live commentary of tonight's Championship play-off semi-final second leg.

Click on the 'Live coverage' tab or the audio icon at the top of the page to listen online from 19:40 BST.

BBC Radio Humberside and BBC Radio Derby are also covering the game - unfortunately a rights issue prevents us from streaming their Football League commentaries on the BBC Sport website. But you can listen in your local area!

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Reaching 200 games in charge of a club is not something to be dismissed, especially in today's era where managers of some clubs seem to have shorter shelf-lives than half the products in your local supermarket.

And tonight sees the former Manchester United centre-half do just that at Hull - this marks his double century of games as the Tigers boss.

And he is hoping to move one step closer to a fourth promotion from the Championship of his managerial career, having twice steered Birmingham City to the top flight before winning automatic promotion with the Tigers in 2013.

But Manchester United need to win by 19 goals - Derby, by contrast, only need an easy three!

A no brainer, right Bibhash?

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It should have been done and dusted by now, but Manchester United's postponed game against Bournemouth on Sunday means we have some extra Premier League action for you this evening.

The equation is simple for United fans - win 19-0 and it's Champions League football next season.

You can follow live text coverage of the game here.

Hull boss Steve Bruce has warned his players against complacency tonight.

"This tie isn't over," the former Sunderland and Birmingham manager said.

"We've seen strange things happen in football. We have to guard against that.

"We've given ourselves a great opportunity, but that is all it is at this stage.

"Derby will want to put things right and we'll be wary of that. I'll make sure that nobody is complacent."

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When you get thumped 3-0 at home, something has clearly gone wrong - but not Derby's team selection, according to boss Darren Wassall.

Wassall has defended his decision to bring Bradley Johnson in place of the injured George Thorne and play Will Hughes in a deeper role in the first-leg defeat.

He also said he did not feel his attacking changes were made too late in the game.

Well, I'm sure we'll see plenty of attacking intent from the Rams this evening in their bid to score at least three goals.

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Talks have begun about a possible takeover of Championship side Hull City, reports BBC Radio Humberside.

The club have been up for sale since 2014, after the Football Association turned down owner Assem Allam's request to a change of name to Hull Tigers.

An offer is now understood to have been made and talks held over the weekend have been described as "constructive".

Whichever side comes through tonight's tie will face Sheffield Wednesday at Wembley on 28 May, after the Owls completed a 3-1 aggregate win over Brighton on Monday.

Chris Hughton's side, who missed out on automatic promotion only on goal difference (being just two goals worse off than promoted Middlesbrough) had finished 15 points above Wednesday in the regular season.

But Ross Wallace's equaliser on the night, coupled with a 2-0 first-leg win, was enough to send the side that finished sixth in the table through to Wembley.

Wednesday are bidding to return to the top flight for the first time since 2000.

Darren Wassall makes two changes to the Derby County starting line-up with Jeff Hendrick and Andreas Weimann replacing Bradley Johnson and Tom Ince.

That could mean Will Hughes moves into a more attacking role.

Subs: Grant, Buxton, Bent, Johnson, Butterfield, Camara, Ince

Hull City's team news is nice and simple - Steve Bruce has named an unchanged side from Saturday.

Allan McGregor is still out injured, so Eldin Jakupovic continues in goal.

There is one change on the bench for the Tigers, David Meyler replaces Sone Aluko.

Subs: Kuciak, Maguire, Bruce, Meyler, Maloney, Clucas, Akpom

It's been a pretty gloomy few days for Derby County fans since their first-leg defeat on Saturday.

But now is the time you can maybe give them a bit of hope heading into tonight's encounter.

Remember Liverpool coming from 3-0 down at half-time against AC Milan in the 2005 Champions League final? Or what about Manchester United's 5-3 Premier League victory at Spurs in 2001 after Tottenham led by three goals at the break?

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We want to know what your most memorable comebacks are? It can even be for your local side in the Sunday League!

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