Hull's supporters behind the goal have set off a flare which has added to the nervy finish, here.

One minute of normal time to go and five minutes have been added on.

Hull make a late change.

Tyler Smith comes on to face his former club. Cyrus Christie comes off.

Of course Oli McBurnie is going to try and wind you up. But if you're Benjamin Tetteh and in the ascendancy against the second placed team in the league, why let it get to you?

It was a long walk back to the tunnel, too.

Substitute Benjamin Tetteh's been sent off for a headbutt on Oli McBurnie and Hull are down to 10!

Six minutes of normal time to go and it had been all Hull, but surely Sheffield United can see this out.

What was Tetteh thinking?! He was only on the pitch for 22 minutes.

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Paul Weller
Former Burnley midfielder on BBC Radio Lancashire

Burnley are going for a proper 4-4-2, they're playing out from the back.

It's all about who's braver now.

First Baggies change of the night.

John Swift is off and experienced former Celtic man Tom Rogic is on in midfield.

Josh Brownhill pokes a shot at goal that Dara O'Shea heads over from just in front of the Baggies goalkeeper Alex Palmer.

Can the Baggies defence hold out?

All Burnley now.

Cyrus Christie whips in a speculative ball into the Sheffield United box but it goes out for a goal kick.

It's all Hull right now as the Blades take off Sander Berge and Iliman Ndiaye and bring on Chris Basham and Oli McBurnie.

I say this every time I do a Burnley game but some of the distribution from Clarets goalkeeper Arijanet Muric would give ex-Burnley boss Sean Dyche kittens.

His passing is key to the way Vincent Kompany wants to play out from the back and, to his credit, he gets it right almost all the time.

Well, I wondered when Burnley striker Jay Rodriguez would be coming on. The answer is now.

The veteran striker enters the fray alongside talented wideman Manuel Benson.

Ashley Barnes and Samuel Bastien make way.

About 27 minutes to go.

John Egan take a bow.

The Sheffield United man slides in to thwart a long Hull ball into the Sheffield United box before it could meet Oscar Estupinian.

Had the Colombian got on the end of that, it would surely have been 1-1.

Real home pressure now.

Anass Zaroury chops in off the Burnley left and smashes a shot at goal that Okay Yokuslu throws himself at to head behind.

Burnley are still firmly on top in terms of possession but West Brom look absolutely resolute out of possession.

No subs from either side yet.

I wonder when Clarets boss Vincent Kompany would roll the dice and get former Baggies striker Jay Rodriguez on.

Chasing the game, Hull need something and fast.

Enter Benjamin Tetteh who unleashes an audacious effort from about 40 yards out which sails out wide amid jeers from the Sheffield United supporters.

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What a brilliant impact Carlos Corberan has had at West Brom.

They were in danger of going down when he took over in October and, as it stands, they're going third in the league.

A win this evening would make it 10 from his first 14 games in charge.

Predecessor Steve Bruce managed eight wins from 32 matches.

Jacob Greaves, who's started every league game for Hull City this season, is down clutching his hip.

The physio is on to give some treatment and Sheffield United make their first changes in the mean time.

Tommy Doyle and goalscorer Daniel Jebbison come off. Ben Osborn and Billy Sharp come on.

A lot of passing in midfield going on in this game right now.

Little in the way of action, if I'm honest.

Just over 20 minutes to go.

Burnley start off on the front foot as the home fans roar them on.

Anass Zaroury fires a low cross in that Dara O'Shea smacks against the arm of team-mate Jayson Molumby.

The home support want a penalty. The referee isn't interested.

A triple Hull change just past the hour mark.

Lewie Coyle, Greg Docherty and Regan Slater come off. Ozan Tufan, Ryan Longman and Benjamin Tetteh come on.

Back under way.

Can West Brom hold on to end Burnley's unbeaten home record and move up to third in the table?

We're about to find out.