Luke: Why was Fellaini not sent off in the first half? We've seen today bookings for dissent, yet a United player gets away with it? Same old United

Paul lummis: Another example of why Fellaini simply isn't good enough, or smart enough, for a team such as Manchester United...

Jamie Brilley: Surely Moss should then send Fellani off for dissent under new directive. If he wasn't on a yellow ref would have booked him.

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Robert Snodgrass, injured in the first half, is unable to continue after a couple of the minutes of the second period. Shaun Maloney replaces him.

Peter Swan
Former Hull City defender on BBC Radio Humberside

0-0 is fair. Mike Phelan will be delighted. 

Hull are getting stronger, playing against £200m out there but Hull are giving them a match.

Hull haven't created anything but you only need one set piece.

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The players are back out on the pitch for the second half and we're under way. It's still bucketing down - glorious British summer eh?

Cardiff City captain David Marshall's move to Premier League club Hull City is close to being completed after the Bluebirds accepted a £5m bid.

Talking before Saturday's Championship game against Reading, Cardiff head coach Paul Trollope said: "He's agreed personal terms, so that is imminent."

The Scotland goalkeeper was left out of the Bluebirds' squad for the match.

Marshall, 31, has made more than 280 appearances for Cardiff since arriving from Norwich City for free in 2009.

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Hull captain Michael Dawson on Livermore's Football Focus interview: "It was emotional listening to that. He's the kind of person you want at the club, to have around, and the way he has come back is a credit to him.

"It's great that Jake is now so strong and he wants to help people who are going through a similar situation."

Peter Swan
Former Hull City defender on BBC Radio Humberside

Mike Phelan has got his tactics bang on again. Hull are keeping United out of the box for long periods. 

Hull have got to be delighted at how that first half has gone. They deserve to go in 0-0.

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Hull City midfielder Jake Livermore says his positive test for cocaine came as a relief and was the "get out of jail free card" he needed to start to come to terms with the death of his son.

Goalless at the break then. Hull will be the happier with that scoreline. 

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The travelling United fans going through their full of repertoire of songs in an effort to lift their side on the pitch and almost get the goal they crave. United have a free-kick in a good position after Robert Snodgrass scythes down Paul Pogba. Wayne Rooney's delivery find the outstretched leg of Zlatan Ibrahimovic, but the Swede is unable to direct it on target and his attempts with a backheeled follow-up finds the side netting. 

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Peter Swan
Former Hull City defender on BBC Radio Humberside

Curtis Davies has been outstanding. That's three little blocks there. He's been in the right place at the right time.

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Thomas Fiorilli: Bailly looks so calm and collected. Good on the ball and in the air.

Phil Johnson: United needing midfield creativity, this match screaming for Mkhitaryan

David Ljunggren: I know the weather isn't helping but Manchester United have been pretty pedestrian so far.

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United's best chance of the half. Juan Mata fools Hull's defence with a clever drop of the shoulder and crosses for Wayne Rooney inside the six-yard box. The United captain swings his boot at the ball but Curtis Davies, who has been superb at the heart of the Hull defence, produces a brilliant goal-line block. Rooney raises his arm to appeal for a handball, but Jon Moss waves play on.

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United midfielder Paul Pogba yet to fully stamp his authority on the game from deep, but does manage a speculative long-range effort which is gathered with ease by Eldin Jakupovic in the Hull goal. 

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A dangerous ball into the box almost finds Robert Snodgrass at the back post and the Hull striker lands awkwardly. Mike Phelan breathes a sigh of relief as he gingerly returns to the pitch following treatment behind the goal.

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Peter Swan
Former Hull City defender on BBC Radio Humberside

The longer it goes the better it is for Hull. People are expecting United to go 2-0 or 3-0 up but they're not. 

Hull have defended really well but just need to keep the ball a bit better to keep the pressure off. I think Mike Phelan will be really pleased at the moment.

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Manchester United midfielder Marouane Fellaini gives away a free-kick away in a dangerous position, for which he is booked despite his protestations to the contrary. Robert Snodgrass curls the dead ball around the United wall but wide of the goal with David de Gea untested.

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Peter Swan
BBC Radio Humberside

Manchester United have got good possession but Hull are dealing well with it.

Hull are staying staying solid and disciplined and have not really been opened up yet.  

Manchester United had one chance when Zlatan Ibrahimovic clipped the bar but apart from that Hull are looking solid, although going forward they haven't really created anything.

That was close, though, from Robert Snodgrass. That free-kick took the paint off the post.

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Hull boss Mike Phelan walks out into his technical area, barks out some instructions. Not for long, though, with the rain teeming down at the KCOM Stadium and soaking his suit he quickly retreats to the sanctuary of the dugout. He can be fairly happy with the first 20 minutes or so from his players.

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A little harsh on Wayne Rooney, perhaps. He's being swarmed upon by a posse of Hull players whenever he gets the ball.

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