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Wolves defender Richard Stearman told Sky Sports: "We had a few chances and it is unfortunate for them they chucked one at us at the end there.

"It was rough and ready and certainly physical, so I think a draw was a fair result.

"We've got to keep picking up points and see where that takes us."

Kevin Kilbane
BBC Radio 5 live

"Allan McGregor has made so many telling saves for Hull over the last couple of years.

"It was uncharacteristic from him, it was a simple catch with no pressure but he allowed the ball to slip through his fingers. Steve Bruce won't be too critical on his goalkeeper but that's ultimately what's cost his team."

Hull City captain Michael Dawson told Sky Sports: "We didn't start well enough and they were on the front foot.

"Overall it was probably a fair result, they had the better chances

"We want to be back in the Premier League and so do I so that is the aim."

Kevin Kilbane
BBC Radio 5 live

"Steve Bruce knows how to get out of this division, he gets his side well organised and difficult to break through. They didn't play particularly well overall in 90 minutes yet still created three or four really good chances.

"I think both managers will be reasonably happy with the point. I think both of these sides will be there or thereabouts at the end of the season."

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Both teams will have to settle for a point.

Nikica Jelavic's first-half penalty cancelled out after Allan McGregor spilled a cross and allowed James Henry to head home.

Brighton are the only team in the Championship with a 100% record in the Championship after two matches.

Wolves launch it forward but a free-kick is give to Hull City.

Last chance for either to launch an attack...

Hull forward Chuba Akpom again with the shot, but this one is not on target as it sails over.

Adam Le Fondre on for Wolves, replacing Nouha Dicko as two minutes extra will be played.

Wolves are struggling to keep hold of it at the moment, with Hull bossing possession.

Can they find a late winner?

Gaps are beginning to appear in the Wolves defence and Chuba Akpom lashes a near-post effort towards goal which is well parried by Emiliano Martinez.

Good few minutes this for Hull.

Wolves defenders seemingly back off a Tigers counter attack and Chuba Akpom's strike is well saved by Emiliano Martinez.

Then Tom Huddlestone attempts a long-range dipping effort from 35 yards that drifts a few metres over the crossbar.

Sheyi Ojo powers down the left wing but Wolves lose possession when Scott Golbourne looks to deliver a cross.

Final change for Hull.

Sam Clucas comes off for forward Calaum Jahraldo-Martin. A name like that is a nightmare for us live text commentators.

A break from Sone Aluko gets him into Wolves territory, but as he attempts a through ball to Nikica Jelavic the ball ricochets off two players.

The home fans unhappy with a late challenge on Kevin McDonald on the edge of the area.

As play continues, Nouha Dicko is unable to control and turn inside the area.

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Good build-up play again by Wolves now, but the delivery again is a poor one.

Too many times this afternoon Kenny Jackett's side have struggled for quality at times in the final third.

The game is spreading now, with lots of space appearing for the attackers.

Hull are enjoying much more possession than before at the moment - this game could go either way as the cliche would say.

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Wolves have now made that change with Sheyi Ojo on for goalscorer James Henry.

Hull also tweak things with Sone Aluko replacing Ahmed Elmohamady.

Both managers making positive substitutions.

Kevin Kilbane
BBC Radio 5 live

"Akpom should scored, he really should. The goal is open for him, and he hits the post."

David Meyler drives forward and lays in Nikica Jelavic.

The Croatian does well to keep it in and gives it back to Chuba Akpom whose first-time strike hits the post.