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That's as far as we go here today.

It was a very good day for league leaders Burnley, as they dismantled managerless QPR 3-0 to go eight points clear of third-placed Blackburn.

Watford missed the chance to go third after they were held by Hull City in a forgettable match at Vicarage Road.

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The Championship weekend draws to a close tomorrow evening as Sunderland host West Brom.

The Baggies won three on the bounce under new boss Carlos Corberan before the World Cup break but will start tomorrow's game in the Championship relegation zone.

Tony Mowbray's men were in action last week and claimed a 3-0 win over Millwall.

A third straight win for the Black Cats would move them up to seventh.

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Plenty of effort, not very much quality.

Watford miss the chance to go third, as Hull move two points clear of the bottom three.

Both teams had a few chances but to be fair a goalless draw is probably a fair result.

Not good.

Watford sub off a sub for the second time today.

Rey Manaj looks to have tweaked his hamstring and he can not continue.

Vakoun Bayo is on.

Watford are pushing as we enter time added on.

There will be a minimum of four minutes.

THAT WAS THE CHANCE!

It's all so scrappy but the ball is eventually swept across the face of goal by Hassan Kamar from the left.

Rey Manaj gets across the near post but he can't make proper contact and the ball squirms wide.

Heading into the final five minutes.

Starting to look a lot like this is going to end goalless.

Cyrus Christie gets forward well for Hull and thumps a shot at goal that stings the palms of Watford keeper Daniel Bachmann.

The referee just goes and has a word with Matt Ingram in the Hull goal over how long he is taking over goalkicks.

Hull will probably be happy to leave with a point.

Watford seem to have weathered that spell of Hull pressure and they're now pressing on for the opener.

Could we yet have a late winner?

Two more subs for Hull.

Tobias Figuerido and Lewie Coyle are on and Ryan Woods and Tyler Smith are off.

Ryan Longman is going to play through the middle for the Tigers now.

Good challenge in the area by Hull skipper Jacob Greaves shuts the door on Yaser Asprilla.

Watford join Hull City in subbing off a sub.

Joe Hungbo is off and Rey Manaj is on.

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The away side are, as they say, enjoying a good moment.

Some neat play ends with Regan Slater shooting for goal about 15 yards out but his shot is blocked by a home defender.

Hull looking a little more adventurous.

They get the ball forward down their right and when it is cleared out to the edge of the area Tigers full-back Jacob Greaves is well advanced to smash a shot over the bar.

Oh no!

Great chance for former Watford man Ozan Tufan.

The away side win the ball back 40 yards out and Cyrus Christie pulls it back for the onrushing Tufan.

The Turkey international gets his shot all wrong and it goes about 20 yards over the crossbar.

Watford looking to turn the screw now.

A Keinan Davis shot from range is deflected behind for a corner and the home side look to keep the pressure on from a couple of corners.

Better and the home fans are upping the volume levels.

Should be 1-0!

Joao Pedro splits the Tigers defence with a pass through to Ken Sema and he squares for Yaser Asprilla to sweep a shot at goal that Matt Ingram saves well.

Hull City sub off a sub.

Greg Docherty makes way for Ozan Tufan, who had a loan spell with Watford last season.

Joao Pedro whips the Watford free-kick in and it's headed behind for the home side's first corner of the game.

Ken Sema's delivery eventually drops to Pedro and his crisp low shot is well saved down low by Matt Ingram.