Hull out of relegation zone with first win since 1 January
Assombalonga penalty after foul on Coulson put Boro in front
Brilliant Kane free-kick leveled for Hull four minutes later
Wilks completed Tigers turnaround in 91st minute
Middlesbrough - now 21st - lose for first time under Warnock
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Hull 1-1 Middlesbrough
Middlesbrough look to retake the lead but Marvin Johnson's hanging cross is just too high for Britt Assombalonga in the middle.
Patrick Roberts wins a corner but the delivery is poor and eventually the hosts get a free-kick for offside.
Hull 1-1 Middlesbrough
Middlesbrough try and work a clever free-kick routine around 25 yards from goal but it breaks down.
The first attack in this game not to end in a goal.
Herbie Kane (7 mins)
Image source, Rex FeaturesWhat a response!
Mallik Wilks does well to win a free-kick on the edge of the Middlesbrough area and Liverpool loanee Herbie Kane curls an absolute peach into the Boro goal.
A beautiful strike.
Britt Assombalonga (3 mins)
PERFECT START!
Britt Assombalonga makes no mistake with a fierce penalty into the top corner.
Image source, Rex FeaturesHull 0-0 Middlesbrough
Marvin Johnson's long range effort is spilled by George Long and as the rebound comes out Hull skipper Jordy de Wijs fouls Hayden Coulson.
Hull 0-0 Middlesbrough
The visitors get us under way.
Hull v Middlesbrough (17:00 BST)
This is how the picture looks at the foot of the Championship table right now.
If Hull can end their long, long wait for a win today then they'll climb out of the relegation zone and up to 19th.
A second successive win for Middlesbrough under new boss Neil Warnock would take them five points clear of the bottom three with six to play.
As mentioned previously, Wigan sit eight points above the bottom three but have an impending 12-point deduction.
No doubt about it, this is a big one.
Image source, Rex FeaturesBoth of these teams will have been keen viewers of the news that Wigan are facing a 12-point deduction at the end of the season for entering administration.
The Latics are currently eight points above the relegation zone.
However, with Paul Cook's side in terrific form the teams struggling near the foot of the table will need to pick up points of their own.
Huddersfield's 3-0 win at Birmingham yesterday moved them three points clear of the relegation zone and put Blues back in the conversation of teams who could go down.
Hull v Middlesbrough (17:00 BST)
Image source, Rex FeaturesHull City forward Mallik Wilks made his loan spell from Barnsley permanent earlier today
Hull City name the same XI that started Saturday's topsy-turvy 3-3 draw at Birmingham City.Middlesbrough make one change from their 2-0 win at Stoke as Ashley Fletcher makes way for Hayden Coulson.
Hull City XI: Long, De Wijs, Burke, Batty, Pennington, Elder, Magennis, Da Silva, Kane, Wilks, Scott.
Subs: Ingram, Tafazoli, Stewart, Eaves, Toral, MacDonald, Honeyman, Lewis-Potter, Samuelsen.
Middlesbrough XI: Stojanovic, Spence, Fry, Friend, Johnson, Howson, Saville, McNair, Coulson, Roberts, Assombalonga.
Subs: Pears, Shotton, Moukoudi, Clayton, Wing, Morrison, Tavernier, Fletcher, Nmecha.
Hull v Middlesbrough (17:00 BST)
Image source, TwitterMiddlesbrough assistant manager Kevin Blackwell was busy building an outdoor kitchen when he got a phonecall to join up with Neil Warnock on Teesside last week.
One game and one win later he's probably feeling like he made the right choice.
Another win today and, much like the Blackwell family's hopes of having an outdoor kitchen this summer, Boro's relegation worries could be a thing of the past.
They face a Hull City side who are without a win since New Year's Day and in need of a win to move back out of the relegation zone.
Good afternoon and welcome to live text coverage of Hull City v Middlesbrough.