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Norwich goalkeeper Angus Gunn hasn't had a huge amount to do tonight but what he has had to do he has done well.

The keeper turns Billy Sharp's snapshot around his front post.

Mike White
BBC Radio Humberside commentator

I thought it was going to open up there for Fabio Carvalho.

They have read it well the Norwich defenders.

Into the final 15 minutes and Norwich still standing firm.

If they can close this out they'll go up to eighth.

Hull City's Manchester City loan striker Liam Delap is out for a couple of months with injury.

You just feel like maybe they could do with a physical presence like his up top in a game like this to try and give Norwich something else to deal with.

The home side win a corner that is recycled a couple of times before Tyler Morton skews a shot well wide.

Mike White
BBC Radio Humberside commentator

It looked like a Hull City goal was going to come there.

If Billy Sharp would have scored, it would have been at the right time.

Hull still have possession as we go into the final 20 minutes of the game.

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Just some housekeeping.

Hull City striker Aaron Connolly had to be subbed off early on after suffering a concussion in a collision with Norwich keeper Angus Gunn.

Billy Sharp came on in his stead after 13 minutes.

Kenny McLean sends an effort over the bar for the away side after they win a corner from a rare forway forward.

Stephen Elliott
Former Norwich and Sunderland striker on BBC Radio Norfolk

It was a point-blank save. We have spoken about Norwich soaking up pressure.

Norwich goalkeeper Angus Gunn showed great reflexes and he pushed it to the side as well.

He might have a few more to make. Norwich just need to keep hold of the ball for a few passes

Now Norwich goalkeeper Angus Gunn has made a save and what a save it is!

The Scotland international shows brilliant reflexes to keep out Billy Sharp's instinctive effort from 15 yards.

The ball deflects to the veteran striker off a Norwich defender and he fires straight at goal but Gunn's on his toes.

Chris Goreham
BBC Radio Norfolk commentator

Adam Idah came off the bench to get a 96th-minute winner for Norwich City against Hull on the opening day of the season and he is on the pitch now.

Those fresh legs might come in handy because it has been a bit of a tired few minutes for Norwich.

Hull City take off Scott Twine and bring on Jason Lokilo.

Couple of bright moments from Twine but, like the rest of his team-mates tonight, no end product.

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Hull boss Liam Rosenior is cutting a frustrated figure down on the touchline just now.

His side are pressing but, so far, they're yet to force Canaries keeper Angus Gunn into a single save.

Couple of changes for Norwich.

Marcelino Nunez and Josh Sargent are off.

Ben Gibson and Adam Idah are on.

Chris Goreham
BBC Radio Norfolk commentator

Norwich have got to sharpen up, they are looking a little bit ragged at the back.

I think David Wagner senses trouble.

That Ozan Tufan shot that skimmed the post has woken up the home fans.

The Tigers have a good record after conceding the first goal in games this season

Stephen Elliott
Former Norwich and Sunderland striker on BBC Radio Norfolk

It is a great bit of play by Norwich initially.

Ashley Barnes holds the ball up well.

Hull City break quickly and they nearly score themselves, it just goes off the outside of the post.

It is an example of what Hull can do at any given moment.

Woah, all going on.

Josh Sargent gets the ball out of his feet and thumps a 20-yarder at home goalkeeper Ryan Allsop.

The hosts get straight down the other end and Ozan Tufan hits a beauty from 20 yards out that kisses the outside of the post as it goes wide.

Norwich keeper Angus Gunn just stands and watches.

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It's not been an easy season for Norwich City or boss David Wagner.

A win tonight would see them move up to a couple of points outside the top six, albeit having played a game more.

The home side have had the better of the ball in this game but it's Norwich who have all of the goals so far.

And now Hull midfielder Regan Slater is booked for diving.

That's two of the home players shown yellow cards for simulation in the past two minutes.

Peter Swan
Former Hull City player on BBC Radio Humberside

Hull need to pick the pace up.

They need more play in wide areas to exploit the space.

They are not creating much at all.

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Hull forward Ozan Tufan is booked for diving in the area.

The Turk goes down under no contact from Shane Duffy and the referee is suitably unimpressed.