Hull captain Michael Dawson speaking to BBC Sport:

"There are positives to take - we had an awful lot of possession but it's disappointing to concede from a set piece like that - we will have to look at that in training. 

"When you are 1-0 down you have got to take the game to them and I think we did. 

"It's nice to score - I haven't scored three in a season in a while - but taking the three points would have been better". 

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Probably a fair result on balance. 

Hull were as abject in the first half as they were impressive in the second.

Your classic game of two halves and the spoils are justly shared. 

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What a chance for West Brom to take all the points. The ball was swung into the Hull area and Rondon had time to pick his spot but somehow headed wide. He had to score!

Manager Tony Pulis lobs his chewing gum away in disgust, as well he might.

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Hull's 17-year-old full-back gets a nice ovation as he comes off in injury time. 

Andrew Robertson - just back from injury - gets a couple of minutes.

It was like a shooting gallery at the back there for Hull. West Brom had wave after wave of attack, balls being launched into the area, but Davies and Dawson held firm.

A warning moment for Hull there. 

West Brom substitute Nacer Chadli fires in a free-kick that David Marshall does well to tip away for a corner. 

This one is still very much in the balance.

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One pass too many for the Tigers there. They almost worked it through the West Brom backline but Snodgrass' final pass for Mbokani was just cut out by McAuley.

We've not mentioned him today but he deserves a word of praise. 

Josh Tymon - just 17 years old and earning just £160 a week if you believe what you read in the papers - is making his home debut for Hull at left-back today.

He's a big lad, very assured in possession and strong in the tackle. He's been up against the highly rated Matt Phillips today and has not been found wanting. 

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Another one of those devilish Snodgrass free-kicks almost brings more joy for the hosts. 

This time it misses a Hull head but it makes for an awkward moment for Craig Dawson, who just about manages to clear.

West Brom have drawn the sting out of the Hull revival for the moment. The game has settled back into something like the midfield scrap we were 'treated' to in the first half. 

Can Hull find another gear and get that equaliser?  

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West Brom have been employing some time-delaying tactics and it's not been lost on the home players or fans. 

The referee has got wind of it too and he's just booked Jonny Evans for delaying taking a free-kick.

Change for West Brom. James McClean replaces Darren Fletcher.

If Hull are going to get back level you sense Robert Snodgrass will be involved, and the Scotland international has just come close there.

He fired in a low free-kick around the wall that forced Ben Foster into action, clawing the ball away from danger.

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And another chance goes Hull's way. Snodgrass crosses for the unmarked Clucas but he gets his header all wrong. I'm not even sure if that will count as a shot on goal but it's another sign of Hull's improvement.

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Will the real Hull City please stand up?

This is night and day stuff from the hosts. They are as good at the start of this second half as they were terrible in the first.

A really nice one-touch passing move involving Snodgrass, Henriksen and Livermore ends with the latter taking a low shot at goal that Foster saves. 

Now they really have the fans with them again.

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It's taken 50 minutes but Hull have finally had a shot.

Robert Snodgrass takes aim from 25 yards and Ben Foster gets down to save .

Cue ironic cheers from the home fans...

Elmohamady's long ball forward is chased by Mbokani but West Brom goalkeeper Foster is out quickly to gather. 

Hull look more on it at the start of this half. 

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Hull win a corner straight away. Better already from the Tigers, although the corner comes to nothing.