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The constant roar from the Sheffield Wednesday fans has been an ever-present feature of the second half so far. Their entire allocation is in unison, generating quite a noise.
Summary
Hull back in top flight after one year in second tier
Diame scored Hull's winner from 25 yards
Premier League spot estimated to be worth £170m
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GREAT SAVE!published at 54 mins
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Keiren Westwood denies Hull again, this time with a brave, low save to block a close-range shot from Michael Dawson after a corner was not fully cleared.
It was the Tigers' first attack of the second half.
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Steve Claridge
Ex-Leicester striker at Wembley, BBC Radio 5 liveQuote MessagePace gets Hull City out of jail there. Michael Dawson totally mistimes his challenge, but Curtis Davies with the extra yard of pace on the cover makes a fantastic challenge. Wonderful play from Curtis Davies.
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The resulting corner bounces around in the area but Hull eventually clear their lines.
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Fernando Forestieri is almost in on goal but Curtis Davies gets across brilliantly to divert it for a corner to Sheffield Wednesday. Terrific defending by the Hull man.
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Ross Wallace has a chance to cross from the right for Sheffield Wednesday but it is poorly struck.
All the noise is coming from the Owls fans behind the Hull goal.
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One goal could be enough to win this game, and historically that scenario is rather common in this final.
Nine of the last 12 Championship play-off finals have seen just one goal separate the two sides involved.
KICK-OFFpublished at 46 mins
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There are no changes for either side at the break.
Sheffield Wednesday, attacking towards their own fans, get the second half started.
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Steve Claridge
Ex-Leicester striker at Wembley, BBC Radio 5 liveQuote MessageIt was a fairly even start, but Hull have completely taken over now. They should be ahead, the game should really be over with the chances they've created, but it's not and it really is game on for the second half.
The second half is up nextpublished at 18:02 British Summer Time 28 May 2016
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The teams are back out for the second half, with a place in the Premier League at stake.
You can listen to BBC Radio 5 live commentary via the audio icon at the top of this page.
A huge 45 minutes of football awaits.
'Fantastic Westwood'published at 17:58 British Summer Time 28 May 2016
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Quote MessageKeiren Westwood has been absolutely fantastic, making two fantastic saves. In the first 20 to 25 minutes, Sheffield Wednesday were definitely the better team without really creating any chances. Then Hull started to come back in to it. All in all, going in 0-0, you can't argue with that.
Phil King, Ex-Sheffield Wednesday player and BBC Radio Sheffield commentator
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David Burns
BBC Radio Humberside's Hull City commentator at Wembley"On balance it's a tight 0-0. I think Hull City, despite a late header from Wednesday, have finished the stronger."
FA People's Cup - the winners' storypublished at 17:56 British Summer Time 28 May 2016
#PeoplesCup
Remember the Pompey Amputees and THAT goal? Did you miss Jan praising walking football, the worldies and all the strange team names?
You can relive the 2016 FA People's Cup highlights - and watch the winners receive their trophies at Wembley - on the BBC iPlayer now.
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Neil Lennon
Ex-Celtic manager at Wembley, BBC Radio 5 liveQuote MessageSheffield Wednesday have not played well at all. Their wide men aren't in the game, they're playing too deep as an attacking force and they've allowed Hull to come on to them.
Could this be going the distance?published at 17:51 British Summer Time 28 May 2016
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The last time the Championship play-off final was decided on penalties was 2002, when Steve Bruce's Birmingham City overcame Norwich via spot-kicks.
Is the 55-year-old former Manchester United defender set for another dramatic conclusion this afternoon, with his Hull side?
If it stays like this, we'll be heading for extra-time and then the dreaded penalties...
Image source, Getty ImagesGood things come to those who wait...published at 17:49 British Summer Time 28 May 2016
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HALF-TIMEpublished at 45+2 mins
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The referee's whistle brings the first half to a close - a first half which Hull finished the stronger.
After a cagey start, Sheffield Wednesday had a good spell of pressure but the Tigers have had the best chances and struck the post through Mohamed Diame.
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#bbcfootball
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We are into one minute of added time at the end of an intriguing half.
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Hull City 0-0 Sheffield Wednesday
Keiren Westwood rescues Sheffield Wednesday again, this time getting down low to deny Moses Odubajo, who had beaten the offside trap.
Moments later, Hull's Abel Hernandez tries an overhead kick at goal but his acrobatic effort is blocked.
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