Dimitrious Pelkas collects the ball on the edge of the penalty area, but he curls over the crossbar.

Hull's best opening since the first minutes of the match.

Really can't express enough what a top save that was by Nathan Baxter to deny Joel Piroe at the end of the first-half.

At the other end, Nathan Wood has just had to be alert to clear some potential danger.

We are back under way.

Ian Walsh
Former Swansea striker on BBC Radio Wales

It is one of those games where Swansea have to keep believing and keep doing the right things that they did in those opening 20 minutes.

Swansea won't believe they don't lead this game.

On another day it could be 4-0, but a combination of the woodwork and brilliant goalkeeping keeps the visitors level.

Regan Slater is booked for a late challenge on Kyle Naughton.

Joel Piroe is denied again!

Ben Cabango feeds him and Piroe smashes the ball at goal, but Nathan Baxter makes an incredible save, tipping the ball onto the underside of the crossbar.

A save of the season contender.

We will have four added minutes.

Ian Walsh
Former Swansea striker on BBC Radio Wales

It should have been a relaxing half-time team talk for Russell Martin, maybe a couple of goals to the good.

It's a different team talk now.

Matthew Sorinola is fed by substitute Luke Cundle, but he fires over.

A first attempt after a tepid passage of play.

Kyle Naughton is the latest player to require treatment.

First-half stoppage time is liable to be lengthy.

Ian Walsh
Former Swansea striker on BBC Radio Wales

Hull are putting four men across that midfield making it really difficult to find the pockets of space.

Swansea are having to work harder than the opening 20 minutes to find that space.

Swansea haven't managed to replicate their early dominance.

Hull have taken the sting out of them for now.

Gareth Vincent
BBC Sport Wales at the Swansea.com Stadium

The early exit of Joe Allen is a real setback for Swansea.

The experienced midfielder has been arguably Russell Martin's best player so far this season, and had been influential once more here.

Wales boss Rob Page will be concerned, too, with two Nations League games on the horizon.

Ian Walsh
Former Swansea striker on BBC Radio Wales

Joe Allen has had a few problems over the years with injuries.

Hopefully it is a knock rather than a strain or a pull or a twist.

Ryan Manning is ok to carry on. He's back on.

A worry for Wales and the Swans.

Joe Allen can't continue, Luke Cundle replaces him.

Joe Allen is also receiving treatment.

Ryan Manning needs some treatment.

He's been Swansea's most attacking outlet so far.

Ian Walsh
Former Swansea striker on BBC Radio Wales

There have been three or four times where Hull have broken at Swansea and looked threatening without the final ball into the penalty box.