... Hull have won just one of their last 12 meetings with West Brom, 1-0 at home in November 2018. Albion have won the last six, including 5-2 at The Hawthorns earlier this season.

Hull are also winless in four and went down 1-0 at Bristol City last Saturday.

As it stands Liam Rosenior’s side will move within three points of the Baggies.

There is no league quite like the Championship.

There are 11 Championship fixtures to get your teeth into tomorrow, including a tasty Severnside derby at 12:30...

• 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

What do you make of the opening 45 minutes then? For all the world it looked like the West Brom that overcame Middlesbrough last Saturday early-on, but Hull remembered they are supposed to be Tigers and now they'll be wondering if they could be further ahead.

Get in touch and let us know your thoughts!

West Brom were so good, so good in the opening 20 minutes, but that break in play when Regan Slater received treatment allowed Hull to change their gameplan.

Benjamin Tetteh lashed the hosts ahead moments later with their first attempt on goal and despite looking more threatening at the other end, the Baggies trail at the break.

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Carlos Corberan is stalking around the technical area deep in thought. West Brom were in absolute control in the opening 30 minutes but they're now staring down the barrel of a fifth straight away defeat.

Huge 15 minutes coming up in the Baggies dressing room.

West Brom are reeling.

Hull pile forward and Lewie Coyle has a dig from the edge of the box, the ball ricochets up and it's that man Benjamin Tetteh once again who unleashes an acrobatic over-the-shoulder volley which cannons off a defender and behind.

We're watching a man in the absolute zone for the past few minutes. A rare treat.

CHAMPAGNE MOMENTpublished at 36 mins

36 mins

Hull 1-0 West Brom

Tell you what, Benjamin Tetteh nearly had a second, he rose like a salmon to control a right-wing cross on his chest before firing in a first-time volley which Josh Griffiths instinctively saved superbly to his right.

The whistle has gone, presumably for a handball during the chest control, but I tell you what, football was the winner there!

Heart in mouth moment for Sean McLoughlin as he completely miskicks his attempted clearance from another Jed Wallace cross from, you guessed it, the right.

The ball bounces up at him like an excited puppy and when he eventually hacks clear it is charged down by an attacker... illegally according to the referee. Relieved look on McLoughlin's face.

That chat looks to have made a difference. Hull have flown around since the restart, applying pressure higher up the pitch and unsettling Albion's rhythm.

Better from the hosts.

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Brief break in play as Regan Slater drops to the turf to receive treatment. A useful chance for Hull to regroup, the players flock to the touchline to chat to boss Liam Rosenior.

I suspect he'll be telling them they need to change something or they'll find themselves behind before too long.

Back underway...

Two saves in a minute in fact. First Karl Darlow gets down to his left to keep out Jed Wallace's first-time strike from just inside the box after a break down the left.

Moments later Marc Albrighton sends in a cross from the left for Daryl Dike whose close range header is too close to the keeper who parries away to his right. Dike gets to the rebound but his effort is deflected over.

West Brom mean business tonight.

Jayson Molumby is unceremoniously bundled over needlessly by Sean McLoughlin but Hull are able to clear the subsequent free-kick from John Swift.

Another ball in from the right from Jed Wallace causes havoc, the ball is slammed into the unwitting Marc Albrighton with the rebound looping towards the top corner until Karl Darlow bravely claws it off his line under pressure from Daryl Dike.

This is his home debut and that will have endeared the on-loan Newcastle keeper to the locals.

Early days but Albion are popping the ball around nicely, side to side, back to front, and they keep finding Jed Wallace with his wand of a right foot out there on the flank in space.

Something Hull will need to address, you'd think.

Darnell Furlong is now involved at the other end, he meets a right-wing cross from Jed Wallace at the near post but his header is high and wide... not sure he knew he had Daryl Dike in a better position just beyond him.

Some brave defending from Darnell Furlong, getting his head to a deep cross ahead of Regan Slater, and earning himself a sympathetic free-kick for his troubles. The Tigers fans aren't amused.

The bustling Daryl Dike straight into the action for Albion, just unable to keep the ball in play.

The American might have only five goals all season, but four of them have come in his last eight games, two of them downed Boro last Saturday. A man in form.

And they're off....

Teams are out and kick-off at the MKM is moments away, so just enough time to encourage you to get in touch and let us know your thoughts.

Whether your side is contesting tonight's game or you have one more sleep until your heroes take the field on Saturday, we want to know your winners and losers of the week and of course, your score predictions.