So the Baggies and Carlos Corberan's away woes continue. The Tigers, meanwhile, are purring under Liam Rosenior.

I'm afraid to say you're going to have to wait at least 14 hours for your next fix of EFL live text coverage.

Here's a reminder of the mouth-watering Championship menu we're serving up on Saturday afternoon... no doubt West Brom and Hull fans will have more than half an eye on how their rivals get on.

• Blackburn v Sheff Utd (12:30)
• Cardiff v Bristol City (12:30)
• Blackpool v Burnley
• Huddersfield v Coventry
• Luton v Swansea
• Middlesbrough v Reading
• Millwall v Norwich
• Rotherham v QPR
• Sunderland v Stoke
• Watford v Preston
• Wigan v Birmingham

There is of course also a feast of League One and Two action to look forward to. Do join us from 15:00 GMT for all the latest news from across the EFL.

Hull are up to 13th but are now only nine points adrift of the top-six themselves... they couldn't, could they?

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Hull have seen this match out in pretty convincing fashion, keeping their fourth straight home clean sheet and extending their unbeaten record at the MKM to seven matches.

West Brom have now lost five in a row on their travels and remain six points adrift of the play-off places.

A statement win for the Tigers.

Taylor Gardner-Hickman picks up a caution for a frustrated trip. Nearly over.

Four additional minutes for West Brom fans to endure.

Albion are not scoring in this match.

Daryl Dike rises highest to nod down for John Swift, one of the most technically gifted players in the Championship, lurking with intent at the edge of the box.

Swift gets it all wrong, slicing horribly and Jed Wallace can't do much better with the loose ball.

When those two aren't connecting you might as well start the bus now.

Hull are seeing this out very professionally. Ozan Tufan is off, with Jacob Greaves, the subject of plenty of Premier League interest in recent months, coming on.

Not a memorable night for Albion, but it will be for academy striker Rico Richards who is on for his league debut in place of Erik Pieters.

The local lad has been with the club since the age of seven, he's now 19. His only previous action came in a cameo in a 6-0 EFL Cup defeat by Arsenal.

Oh dear.

Adam Reach gets it all wrong as he meets a pull back from the right and scuffs his shot agonisingly, painfully slowly, off-target to howls of derision from the Tigers fans.

Cruel sometimes, football fans.

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Ryan Longman is withdrawn by Hull, being replaced by Allahyar Sayyadmanesh, who has been out since January with a hamstring injury.

The 21-year-old made a goalscoring return for City under-21s against Burnley on Monday.

Maybe we shouldn't be surprised... the hosts have not lost at the MKM Stadium since 12 November, when Reading snatched a stoppage-time winner. Hull clearly took that personally.

They have four draws and two wins in the six games since the World Cup break, scoring in the first five of them and keeping clean sheets in the last three.

Is that about to become four?

Sub Adam Reach is back in the side and the former Sheffield Wednesday man tests Karl Darlow with a sweving drive from outside the area which the keeper turns around his left post.

The Baggies are desperately trying to find the goal which would surely change the final 20+ minutes of this game dramatically.

Karl Darlow is at it again, this time he reacts quickly to get his leg behind a rather snatched low effort from Jed Wallace in the box.

Daryl Dike lashed well off-target shortly before. West Brom frustrations are rising.

Benjamin Tetteh's night is over, he leaves to a rapturous reception from the home faithful, to be replaced by 12-goal hostshot Oscar Estupinan.

West Brom have also withdrawn Darnell Furlong, Jayson Molumby and Conor Townsend with Nathaniel Chalobah, Adam Reach and Taylor Gardner-Hickman entering the fray.

No pressure, lads.

John Swift thuds the inside of the post with a sublime free kick from just outside the box, the ball cannons across the goalmouth and away.

Pretty much sums up West Brom's night.

Hull work a corner short and backwards towards Chelsea loanee Xavier Simons in acres of space. The 20-year-old fizzes a swerving drive from 30-yards narrowly past the base of Josh Griffiths' left-hand post with the keeper stock still.

Jayson Molumby is into the book after a late challenge on Benjamin Tetteh who was holding the ball up on halfway.

Tetteh has removed his long-sleeved undershirt during the interval but retained the gloves with short-sleeves. Iconic.

What a chance. Albion catch City napping down the right, Marc Albrighton slips in Jayson Molumby who pulls the ball back for Daryl Dike but he cannot connect cleanly from eight yards out and his first-time shot is blocked by Karl Darlow.

Got away with one there, did Hull.

We're back under way... a massive 45 minutes to come for both sides!