A half-time change for Hull sees forward Adama Diomande come on for midfielder Ryan Mason, who apparently is feeling unwell.

Two up top for the Tigers it seems. They need to do something.

A few boos around around the KCOM as the whistle blows. 

Much, much better is required from the hosts in the second half.

Not a single shot, either on or off target, in that first 45 minutes for Mike Phelan's men.

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Sam Clucas is the second name in the book. He's gone in hard on Darren Fletcher and is rightly shown the yellow card.

Another West Brom corner and another chance with a free header. Craig Dawson rising above namesake Michael Dawson this time but his header flashes away from goal.

Injury concern for West Brom's Darren Fletcher here. He pulled up after heading the ball unchallenged. An awkward landing I think. 

He's playing on for now.

Incidentally, Fletcher is one of just six players who have played in all 50 Premier League games possible since the start of 2015-16. His team-mate Craig Dawson is another.

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Hull have shown a little more urgency since going behind but silly mistakes remain. 

Markus Henriksen just gave away a needless foul on Jonny Evans when the West Brom defender was under pressure and facing his own goal.

A yellow card all day long for Hull captain Michael Dawson there.

Nyom was rampaging forward from left back for West Brom and Dawson ran straight into him to snuff out the danger.

That's called taking one for the team.

This has been a tough watch so far. We're very much in last-on-Match-of-the-Day territory here.

Come on lads, sort it out.

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A decent chance goes begging for West Brom. 

Livermore gave the ball away in midfield, allowing Rondon in and his lay off to Morrison ends in a shot flashing wide from 20 yards.

Hull look very short of ideas out there today, which is quite a contrast to last weekend against Sunderland when they looked energetic and threatening in the period before the hosts took the lead.

Are they nervous on their own patch?

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Worth bearing in mind that before today West Brom had averaged the lowest possession figure in the Premier League so far this season (36.7%) and were the bottom team in this ranking in 2015-16 as well (39.4%).

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Hull City boss Mike Phelan was asked about the club's low recent attendances this week, with many fans disgruntled with owners the Allam family.

"We can try and encourage them as much as we can to come into the ground to support the players, who are trying," he said.

"We are in the big league, the Premier League, so I would have thought that was a nice incentive to get involved.

"But obviously they have their reasons. I can't influence those who make that decision not to come." 

Hull yet to show their hand in this match. The atmosphere in the ground is not being helped by thousands of empty seats. 

Their last home match attracted an official attendance of just 17,768 in a ground that holds 25,000. Be interesting to see how many have turned out today.

We've had a lengthy delay while West Brom midfielder Yacob gets some treatment after he came off second-best in an aerial challenge with Livermore. 

He's back on now and we're under way again. 

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Another Brunt corner forces Hull goalkeeper Marshall to punch away as the hosts continue to come under pressure from the in-form visitors.

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West Brom have settled the quicker of the two sides and they have forced an early corner.

Brunt takes it but Hull's defence clears away.

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Referee Paul Tierney blows his whistle. Away we go.

The teams are being read out to the crowd. We're just moments from kick-off.

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