A frantic few minutes and things are back on an even keel. Too close to call now. Fulham were looking relatively comfortable, but Hull are not the Championship''s second highest scorers for no reason.

It could so easily be a second Tigers goal in two minutes, but Fulham's Ryan Fredericks does brilliantly to clear a goalbound effort on his his own line.

And bang on cue.

It should really be 2-0 to Fulham now after a fine move. Goalscorer Floyd Ayite plays a telling ball into Ryan Sessegnon who heads wide.

A big chance spurned. It's still 1-0.

Fulham are ahead on goals and leading in just about everything else. They have had more than 60% possession, have had nine efforts, compared to three by Hull.

The Tigers look a yard off their hosts.

No changes for either side at the interval. And no chances in the first two minutes.

Part two of Fulham against Hull is under way. Tigers striker Nouha Dicko starts things off.

Both teams are back out ready for the second half.

As it stands Fulham will move up to 13th in Championship table, but a three-goal win and they will also go above Bristol City and Derby to sit 11th, two points outside the play-off spots.

This is the snapshot that tells the story of the first half.

Floyd Ayite was the man to put Fulham ahead, and he quickly gave credit to Sheyi Ojo for dishing up the chance with a delightful ball in.

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It took a little while to get going but has been fairly entertaining so far. Not chance after chance by any means but some good build-up play, lots of nearly things and we now have a goal - courtesy of Fulham's Floyd Ayite.

The hosts have edged it in turns of openings and possession, and are good value for that lead.

Two minutes of first-half stoppage time is being played.

How will the Tigers react to that? They played well for much of the first half against Derby last week but found themselves 4-0 down at the break.

It won't be 4-0 tonight at the midway point, but is their confidence brittle.

And remember Fulham don't concede many goals, just four in nearly six-and-a-half league games this season.

With just over five minutes to go until the break, we have only had two shots on target, one for each team and both producing good saves by the respective keepers.

the game's been better than that though. Plenty of close calls and nearly things.

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Jarrod Bowen (pictured right) is looking as likely as anyone to break the deadlock for the Tigers.

Fulham have had the better of things, no doubt, but the visitors do look dangerous on the counter-attack.

Fulham are beginning to turn the screw. Floyd Ayite is once again prominent, the striker finding Neeskens Kebano whose strike is blocked.

Sheyi Ojo misses a decent chance for the Londoners.

Ryan Fredericks has a cross half-cleared after some classy approach play, and moments later Ojo smacks his effort wide of the post.

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No goals but plenty to ponder for Tigers boss Leonid Slutsky after 30 minutes at the Cottage.

A Hull breakaway sees Jarrod Bowen eyeing his fifth league goal of the season, but his strike goes just wide.