Hull City v Blackpool RECAP: Updates as Seasiders bid to claim third straight win

Demetri Mitchell cuts in from the right and unleashes a curling effort towards the far corner, but doesn’t quite catch his shot perfectly. Matt Ingram palms the ball away before the referee blows for another foul in the Hull box.

Hull work the ball into the box from the left to Mallik Wilks, who heads straight at Chris Maxwell. But the referee blows up for a shove from Wilks on Richard Keogh.

Kenny Dougall passes the ball back to Chris Maxwell, whose attempted clearance goes straight to a Hull player. The Tigers pull the ball ball to Mallik Wilks, but he delays and delays and can’t get a shot away.

Maxi will be one relieved man.

Demetri Mitchell charges down a Hull defender as he goes to clear the ball and both players go to ground.

Hull’s players feel Mitchell went in overly aggressively and want punishment.

Hull’s defenders are passing the ball amongst themselves as they complain of having no options ahead of them, which is leading to some moans and groans from the home faithful.

They end up knocking it long, where Pool recover the ball fairly easily - which has been a common theme of the opening 20 minutes or so.

Keshi Anderson feeds Shayne Lavery down the left channel, but the striker’s shot is well blocked.

Pool looking a real threat every time they go forward.

Gary Madine flicks on Chris Maxwell’s long ball, Keshi Anderson finds Shayne Lavery who fires across the face of goal. Unfortunately no teammate is there to capitalise.

A glimpse there of why Madine was brought into the team though.

The game is momentarily paused to allow Chris Maxwell to receive some treatment.

He’s back up now though and is able to continue, as the game restarts.

The rain is absolutely lashing it down here, as Greg Docherty whistles a shot comfortably wide of the Blackpool goal.

The rain is absolutely lashing it down here, as Greg Docherty whistles a shot comfortably wide of the Blackpool goal.