Barkley heads home equaliser from Baines cross
Snodgrass curled home free-kick for 2-1 after hitting post earlier
Marshall punched ball into net under pressure for 1-1
Dawson lashed home opener from Davies flick-on
Ross Barkley
And that's why Hull are where they are.
The home team's defence goes missing as Leighton Baines delivers a cross for an unmarked Ross Barkley to head home from close range.
A second gift of the night for the Toffees.
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It's been a night to forget for Leighton Baines. The Everton full-back gave away the free-kick which led to Robert Snodgrass' sublime goal and he's collided with the assistant referee.
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Desperate appeals for hand ball from Everton as Tom Davies' attempted pass inside the Hull box hits Jake Livermore. The referee is not interested.
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Danny Mills
Ex-England defender on Radio 5 live
This is now a great opportunity for Hull to get off the bottom of the Premier League table.
They just need to stay calm, keep their concentration and waste as much time as they can when they get the ball.
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They've lost five of their last seven Premier League games, but Hull are just over 10 minutes away from a rare win.
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Hull are going for the kill. Andrew Robertson drills a left-wing cross into the Everton box which is punched away by Joel Robles.
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Another Everton change, another teenager on the pitch. Nineteen-year-old forward Dominic Calvert-Lewin replaces Enner Valencia, who has posed little threat.
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Everton responded to Snodgrass' goal by making their first change. Teenager Tom Davies for the 35-year-old legs of Gareth Barry.
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Image source, OptaRobert Snodgrass has been impressive for Hull, getting himself involved at both ends of the pitch as this touch map illustrates.
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What does that goal do to the table? Hull are currently 18th as it stands. Managerless Swansea are bottom while Sunderland are 19th.
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Danny Mills
Ex-England defender on Radio 5 live
What a strike that is from Robert Snodgrass.
Everton goalkeeper Joel Robles could not get over quick enough, it is six inches under the crossbar.
A fabulous free-kick.
Snodgrass has been Hull's best player by a mile, all the quality has come from him. Teams will be looking at him just for his delivery alone. His all-round general play is good too.
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What a stunner, Robert Snodgrass!
Leighton Baines gives away a free-kick after barging Harry Maguire to the floor just outside the area.
Everton form a wall but it can't stop Snodgrass who produces an absolute belter into the corner of the net to give Hull the lead for the second time.
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Danny Mills
Ex-England defender on Radio 5 live
A point is not the worst result in the world for Hull. If you asked Mike Phelan before the game if he would take a point, he would have reluctantly said yes.
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Which way will this go?
Hull are not sitting back and have made their first change - Sam Clucas is on for David Meyler.
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Another poor Everton clearance from a corner allows the unmarked Michael Dawson to test Joel Robles from close range. That's a big block by the Everton keeper.
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Two goals, including a goalkeeping howler, and now the woodwork is rattled for a third time. This has been an incident-packed affair.
This time Robert Snodgrass is denied from a sublime set-piece just outside the area. That would have been a beauty.
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Danny Mills
Ex-England defender on Radio 5 live
It was a tame effort from Ross Barkley. He was through one-on-one and was caught in two minds whether to drive it or go for the side-foot.
He did neitther and it ended up in the hands of David Marshall.
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It's all Everton. Ross Barkley is clean through but the midfielder's shot is easily saved by David Marshall. That was a golden chance. Hull look like they have had all the energy sapped away.
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Danny Mills
Ex-England defender on Radio 5 live
It was a great start for Hull but for the goal they conceded, it was a simple corner but a massive mix-up between David Marshall and Dieumerci Mbokani. They were both at fault for that.
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