A decent encounter between two teams who you'd expect to see in the promotion shake-up at the end of the season ends in a draw. You can read the report here.
Enjoy the rest of your weekend.
Coming up tomorrow
If you love your Championship football then I have good news for you.Â
We'll be back tomorrow bringing you live coverage of Wolves' trip to Derby County. Join us from 13:00 BST.
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Hull City captain Michael Dawson told Sky Sports: "I thought we started well and dominated until they scored. The goal knocked the stuffing out of us but we regrouped at the break.
(On Abel Hernandez)Â "He's had a long trip but he has scored important goals for us and he has got another today.
"We wanted to come here and win but it's a tough place to come."
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Sheffield Wednesday midfielder Kieran Lee told Sky Sports:Â "IÂ think we could have been two up before half-time but they put us under pressure in the second half and a draw was probably fair."
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Quote Message: Both teams gave it a good go. Hull probably controlled 70% of the game but probably didn't create enough chances to win it. from Peter Swan Ex-Hull defender on BBC Radio Humberside
Both teams gave it a good go. Hull probably controlled 70% of the game but probably didn't create enough chances to win it.
FULL-TIME
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And that is your lot.
Sheffield Wednesday took the lead through for Fernando Forestieri before Hull levelled after the break through Abel Hernandez.
A draw probably the fair result overall.
Sheff Wed 1-1 Hull
Probably just two minutes of injury time left now.
There's been no small amount of effort and endeavour from both sets of players but it looks like neither side is going to be taking the full three points.
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The fourth official, now the referee, had indicated four minutes of injury time just before Stroud's match-ending injury.
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Niche football moment alert.
The referee is down and in need of some treatment.
Hull striker Chuba Akpom ran straight into the back of poor, unsuspecting Keith Stroud.
He's been helped to his feet and getting a lot of... support from the fans, but he's not going to be able to continue.
SUBSTITUTION
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Second change of the day for Sheffield Wednesday.
Ross Wallace is subbed off for Jeremy Helan.
Two minutes for either side to find a winner.
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A quick word for Hull goalscorer Abel Hernandez.
The Uruguayan scored as his country beat Colombia 3-0 on Wednesday and he's traveled 16,000 miles over the course of the international break.
Hope the planes had some good films to watch.
SUBSTITUTION
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Steve Bruce makes his final change.
Forward Sone Aluko is brought on for midfielder Jake Livermore.Â
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No sense that either of these sides are going to settle for a point.
The Owls have had a bit more of the ball since making the substitution and with 10 minutes to go this could definitely go either way.
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Quote Message: What a save by McGregor from Robertson! The ball came through and struck Robertson on the half-volley. It was a fantastic reaction save on the line. from David Burns BBC Radio Humberside
What a save by McGregor from Robertson! The ball came through and struck Robertson on the half-volley. It was a fantastic reaction save on the line.
GREAT SAVE!
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Stunning save from Allan McGregor in the Hull goal.
He's had nothing to do this half but shows brilliant reactions to stop Andrew Robertson diverting Barry Bannan's free-kick into his own net.
That would have been a real sucker punch for Hull. Great keeping.
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Free-kick in a promising position for the visitors after Tom Lees blocks off Abel Hernandez.
The Uruguayan cracks the set piece straight into the wall and Andrew Robertson fires over when the ball breaks out to him.
SUBSTITUTION
A substitution apiece.
The hosts take off Lucas Joao, who couldn't repeat his strong first half showing, and bring on Atdhe Nuhiu in his place.
The Tigers swap one Scot for another with Andrew Robertson coming on for Shaun Maloney.
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Sam Clucas slices just off target after Wednesday half-clear another Hull corner.
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Sheffield Wednesday are really having to weather a storm here.
Home skipper Tom Lees comes close to diverting a Shaun Maloney cross into his own net.
Carlos Carvalhal might be looking to make a change soon as the visitors look increasingly likely to find the game's third goal.
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Abel Hernandez so close to his second of the day.
His header is brilliantly tipped away for a corner by Owls keeper Keiren Westwood.
The resultant corner comes to nothing and Tigers midfielder Sam Clucas is booked for a foul as the hosts look to breakaway.Â
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Hull have a free-kick in a good area on the right side of the Wednesday area.
Looked a bit soft as Ahmed Elmohamady seemed to take a dive over Barry Bannan's outstretched leg.
Fortunately for the hosts Tom Huddlestone's cross is cleared at the near post.
YELLOW CARD
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Sheffield Wednesday right-back Jack Hunt is in the book for a foul on Chuba Akpom.
Tom Huddlestone's free-kick goes through the wall and Owls keeper Keiren Westwood is quickly off his line to stop Abel Hernandez picking up the pieces.
Sheff Wed 1-1 Hull (Hernandez)
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Steve Bruce tactical genius?
Seconds after subbing off the booked Mo Diame for loan Arsenal striker Chuba Akpom his side are back in the game.
The Tigers open up the hosts and after Keiren Westwood makes good saves to deny Shaun Maloney and Jake Livermore, the latter keeps his head to tee up Abel Hernandez. The Uruguayan finishes calmly to make it four goals in five games for club and country.
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Good start from the hosts as they look to double their lead.
The Owls have a corner after a concerted spell of pressure but it comes to nothing with a couple of Wednesday players getting one another's way in the area.
KICK-OFF
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We're back under way at Hillsborough.
No changes from either side.
You'd imagine Owls boss Carlos Carvalhal is after more of the same from his charges while Steve Bruce will be hoping for much more of an attacking threat from his currently toothless-looking Tigers.
Still to come in the Championship
Championship league leaders Brighton travel to Leeds while second-placed Middlesbrough host Fulham.
At the bottom of the table new Rotherham boss Neil Redfearn takes his team to Brentford and bottom side Preston go in search of their first home win of the season against Cardiff.
Struggling Bolton visit promotion hopefuls Burnley in a Lancashire derby and third-placed Reading host Charlton.
HALF-TIME
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Fernando Forestieri's goal is all that separates the teams at the break.
The hosts have been worth their lead and the impressive Lucas Joao and Barry Bannan have both had chances to extend their lead.
Hull City have enjoyed plenty of possession but have so far failed to create any real chances.
I wouldn't be shocked if Steve Bruce looks to make a change or two at the interval.
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Quote Message: When the all comes in to Barry Bannan, Elmohamady stood off him. He has got to get closer and he's got away with it because it was a bad strike from Bannan. from Peter Swan Ex-Hull defender on BBC Radio Humberside
When the all comes in to Barry Bannan, Elmohamady stood off him. He has got to get closer and he's got away with it because it was a bad strike from Bannan.
Sheff Wed 1-0 Hull
Oh, Barry Bannan!
The Scotland international brings down Kieran Lee's lofted cross at the back post and, on his favoured left foot, cracks his shot high over the bar.
He really should have hit the target there.
Sheff Wed 1-0 Hull
Sheffield Wednesday fans clearly liking what they're seeing from their side.
An attack breaks down when Barry Bannan plays a pass just behind Fernando Forestieri but the home crowd give the idea a warm round of applause.
There's a real sense that this could be the season the Owls make a real fist of getting back to the top flight after 15 years away.
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Just a bit of housekeeping to catch up on.
Hull midfielder Mo Diame picked up a yellow for a foul in the build up to that Joao chance so it's 1-1 in terms of bookings.
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Wonderful play by home striker Lucas Joao nearly makes it 2-0 to the hosts.
The big Portuguese striker shows lovely strength, control and movement to fashion a shooting chance from 20 yards out.
Allan McGregor makes a real mess of it in the Hull goal and the visitors clear it out for a corner that Tom Lees heads into the side-netting.
YELLOW CARD
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Sheffield Wednesday man Sam Hutchinson picks up his seventh yellow card of the season for a very poor challenge on Abel Hernandez.
The resultant free-kick breaks to Jake Livermore and his low volley brings a low save from Owls keeper Kieren Westwood.
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Quote Message: They can't complain about offside because there was someone on the post. But the striker was stood there in the middle by himself. Steve Bruce won't be happy with the defending. It was schoolboy defending. from Peter Swan Ex-Hull defender on BBC Radio Humberside
They can't complain about offside because there was someone on the post. But the striker was stood there in the middle by himself. Steve Bruce won't be happy with the defending. It was schoolboy defending.
Sheff Wed 1-0 Hull (Forestieri)
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It might be slightly against the run of play but Sheffield Wednesday won't care.
Hull fail to deal with a corner and when the ball is played back in for a third time it is headed down into the path of Italian forward Fernando Forestieri and he swivels to score from six yards out.
Hull appeal for offside but Curtis Davies and Ahmed Elmohamady looked like they were both playing the Owls man onside.
Sheff Wed 0-0 Hull
Hull City nearly open up the hosts on the break.
Lovely scooped ball from Mo Diame releases Moses Odubajo and his cross is scrambled out for the first of two corners by Michael Turner.
The hosts deal with both set pieces, though replays show the Tigers should have been awarded a third.
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No real chances of note so far but plenty of nice touches from both sides.
Hull City have shaded possession but the Owls look good when they get the ball and move it forward quickly, with Portuguese stiker Lucas Joao worrying the Tigers with his presence.
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Brief stoppage in play as Hull City striker Abel Hernandez gets some treatment after being knocked down off the ball by Owls defender Michael Turner.
Turner perhaps a tad lucky to get away with that as he blocked the Uruguayan's run quite cynically.
He's ok to continue.
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Owls forward Fernando Forestieri lets fly from 20 yards but experienced Hull captain Michael Dawson charges it down and keeper Allan McGregor comes to the edge of the six-yard box to make an easy catch.
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Quote Message: There was a bit of contact but it wasn't a penalty. If it was in midfield I would've played on as well. from Peter Swan Ex-Hull defender on BBC Radio Humberside.
There was a bit of contact but it wasn't a penalty. If it was in midfield I would've played on as well.
Sheff Wed 0-0 Hull
Sheffield Wednesday appeals for a penalty come to nothing.
Striker Lucas Joao shows good strength (and maybe a bit of handball) before playing the ball into the path of Kieran Lee who goes down under the challenge of Michael Dawson but the referee waves play on.
Hard to argue with that call.
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Ex-Tottenham colleagues Tom Huddlestone and Michael Dawson nearly combine to give Hull the lead.
The former chips a lovely 40-yard free-kick straight on to his skipper's head but he's slightly mistimed his run and the linesman correctly raises his flag as Owls keeper Kieren Westwood makes the save.
KICK-OFF
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Sheffield Wednesday get us under way at Hillsborough.
Owls manager Carlos Carvalhal is wearing a rather fetching blue coat. He's friends with Chelsea boss Jose Mourinho, himself no stranger to a fine overcoat.
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The two teams are out, both in their home kits for those interested.
All hands have been shaken and kick off is moments away...
Listen to BBC local radio coverage
Sheff Wed v Hull (12:30 BST)
Unfortunately, because of contractual reasons, we don't have the rights to stream you BBCÂ local radio coverage of this lunchtime's game.
However, if you're in the Sheffield and Hull areas, you can also listen to the action as it unfolds on BBC Radio Sheffield and BBC Radio Humberside.
Get Involved at #bbcfootball
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So will the hosts make it four league wins in a row or will the Tigers take the points back to East Yorkshire?
Let us know what you think by tweeting us using #bbcfootball.
Post update
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Quote Message: I think Steve Bruce thinks this is his best XI and he's trying to find a system to make it work. from David Burns BBC Radio Humberside
I think Steve Bruce thinks this is his best XI and he's trying to find a system to make it work.
Hull City line-up
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Hull City have named an unchanged side from the team that won 1-0 at Nottingham Forest last time out.
Uruguayan Abel Hernandez has scored three goals in his last four games for club and country.
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Sheffield Wednesday line-up
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Sheffield Wednesday have made just one change to the team that beat Preston North End two weeks ago.
Portuguese striker Lucas Joao comes in for Atdhe Nuhiu as the Owls look to make it four wins in a row.
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Before we go any further, here's today's team news...
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It might only be 10 games into the season but victory for either of these two today will see them, albeit briefly, move up to where they'd like to end the campaign.
A two-goal win for Carlos Carvalhal's improving Sheffield Wednesday will see them move up to the final play-off place while an away victory for Steve Bruce's Hull will see them advance to the second automatic promotion spot.
Stick with us to see if it'll be to Owls or the Tigers who'll be enjoying their weekend.
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That's your lot from me.
A decent encounter between two teams who you'd expect to see in the promotion shake-up at the end of the season ends in a draw. You can read the report here.
Enjoy the rest of your weekend.
Coming up tomorrow
If you love your Championship football then I have good news for you.Â
We'll be back tomorrow bringing you live coverage of Wolves' trip to Derby County. Join us from 13:00 BST.
Sheff Wed 1-1 Hull
Hull City captain Michael Dawson told Sky Sports: "I thought we started well and dominated until they scored. The goal knocked the stuffing out of us but we regrouped at the break.
(On Abel Hernandez)Â "He's had a long trip but he has scored important goals for us and he has got another today.
"We wanted to come here and win but it's a tough place to come."
Sheff Wed 1-1 Hull
Sheffield Wednesday midfielder Kieran Lee told Sky Sports:Â "IÂ think we could have been two up before half-time but they put us under pressure in the second half and a draw was probably fair."
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FULL-TIME
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And that is your lot.
Sheffield Wednesday took the lead through for Fernando Forestieri before Hull levelled after the break through Abel Hernandez.
A draw probably the fair result overall.
Sheff Wed 1-1 Hull
Probably just two minutes of injury time left now.
There's been no small amount of effort and endeavour from both sets of players but it looks like neither side is going to be taking the full three points.
Sheff Wed 1-1 Hull
The fourth official, now the referee, had indicated four minutes of injury time just before Stroud's match-ending injury.
Sheff Wed 1-1 Hull
Niche football moment alert.
The referee is down and in need of some treatment.
Hull striker Chuba Akpom ran straight into the back of poor, unsuspecting Keith Stroud.
He's been helped to his feet and getting a lot of... support from the fans, but he's not going to be able to continue.
SUBSTITUTION
Sheff Wed 1-1 Hull
Second change of the day for Sheffield Wednesday.
Ross Wallace is subbed off for Jeremy Helan.
Two minutes for either side to find a winner.
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A quick word for Hull goalscorer Abel Hernandez.
The Uruguayan scored as his country beat Colombia 3-0 on Wednesday and he's traveled 16,000 miles over the course of the international break.
Hope the planes had some good films to watch.
SUBSTITUTION
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Steve Bruce makes his final change.
Forward Sone Aluko is brought on for midfielder Jake Livermore.Â
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No sense that either of these sides are going to settle for a point.
The Owls have had a bit more of the ball since making the substitution and with 10 minutes to go this could definitely go either way.
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GREAT SAVE!
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Stunning save from Allan McGregor in the Hull goal.
He's had nothing to do this half but shows brilliant reactions to stop Andrew Robertson diverting Barry Bannan's free-kick into his own net.
That would have been a real sucker punch for Hull. Great keeping.
Sheff Wed 1-1 Hull
Free-kick in a promising position for the visitors after Tom Lees blocks off Abel Hernandez.
The Uruguayan cracks the set piece straight into the wall and Andrew Robertson fires over when the ball breaks out to him.
SUBSTITUTION
A substitution apiece.
The hosts take off Lucas Joao, who couldn't repeat his strong first half showing, and bring on Atdhe Nuhiu in his place.
The Tigers swap one Scot for another with Andrew Robertson coming on for Shaun Maloney.
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Sam Clucas slices just off target after Wednesday half-clear another Hull corner.
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Sheffield Wednesday are really having to weather a storm here.
Home skipper Tom Lees comes close to diverting a Shaun Maloney cross into his own net.
Carlos Carvalhal might be looking to make a change soon as the visitors look increasingly likely to find the game's third goal.
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Abel Hernandez so close to his second of the day.
His header is brilliantly tipped away for a corner by Owls keeper Keiren Westwood.
The resultant corner comes to nothing and Tigers midfielder Sam Clucas is booked for a foul as the hosts look to breakaway.Â
Sheff Wed 1-1 Hull
Hull have a free-kick in a good area on the right side of the Wednesday area.
Looked a bit soft as Ahmed Elmohamady seemed to take a dive over Barry Bannan's outstretched leg.
Fortunately for the hosts Tom Huddlestone's cross is cleared at the near post.
YELLOW CARD
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Sheffield Wednesday right-back Jack Hunt is in the book for a foul on Chuba Akpom.
Tom Huddlestone's free-kick goes through the wall and Owls keeper Keiren Westwood is quickly off his line to stop Abel Hernandez picking up the pieces.
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Steve Bruce tactical genius?
Seconds after subbing off the booked Mo Diame for loan Arsenal striker Chuba Akpom his side are back in the game.
The Tigers open up the hosts and after Keiren Westwood makes good saves to deny Shaun Maloney and Jake Livermore, the latter keeps his head to tee up Abel Hernandez. The Uruguayan finishes calmly to make it four goals in five games for club and country.
Sheff Wed 1-0 Hull
Good start from the hosts as they look to double their lead.
The Owls have a corner after a concerted spell of pressure but it comes to nothing with a couple of Wednesday players getting one another's way in the area.
KICK-OFF
Sheff Wed 1-0 Hull
We're back under way at Hillsborough.
No changes from either side.
You'd imagine Owls boss Carlos Carvalhal is after more of the same from his charges while Steve Bruce will be hoping for much more of an attacking threat from his currently toothless-looking Tigers.
Still to come in the Championship
Championship league leaders Brighton travel to Leeds while second-placed Middlesbrough host Fulham.
At the bottom of the table new Rotherham boss Neil Redfearn takes his team to Brentford and bottom side Preston go in search of their first home win of the season against Cardiff.
Struggling Bolton visit promotion hopefuls Burnley in a Lancashire derby and third-placed Reading host Charlton.
HALF-TIME
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Fernando Forestieri's goal is all that separates the teams at the break.
The hosts have been worth their lead and the impressive Lucas Joao and Barry Bannan have both had chances to extend their lead.
Hull City have enjoyed plenty of possession but have so far failed to create any real chances.
I wouldn't be shocked if Steve Bruce looks to make a change or two at the interval.
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Oh, Barry Bannan!
The Scotland international brings down Kieran Lee's lofted cross at the back post and, on his favoured left foot, cracks his shot high over the bar.
He really should have hit the target there.
Sheff Wed 1-0 Hull
Sheffield Wednesday fans clearly liking what they're seeing from their side.
An attack breaks down when Barry Bannan plays a pass just behind Fernando Forestieri but the home crowd give the idea a warm round of applause.
There's a real sense that this could be the season the Owls make a real fist of getting back to the top flight after 15 years away.
Sheff Wed 1-0 Hull
Just a bit of housekeeping to catch up on.
Hull midfielder Mo Diame picked up a yellow for a foul in the build up to that Joao chance so it's 1-1 in terms of bookings.
Sheff Wed 1-0 Hull
Wonderful play by home striker Lucas Joao nearly makes it 2-0 to the hosts.
The big Portuguese striker shows lovely strength, control and movement to fashion a shooting chance from 20 yards out.
Allan McGregor makes a real mess of it in the Hull goal and the visitors clear it out for a corner that Tom Lees heads into the side-netting.
YELLOW CARD
Sheff Wed 1-0 Hull
Sheffield Wednesday man Sam Hutchinson picks up his seventh yellow card of the season for a very poor challenge on Abel Hernandez.
The resultant free-kick breaks to Jake Livermore and his low volley brings a low save from Owls keeper Kieren Westwood.
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It might be slightly against the run of play but Sheffield Wednesday won't care.
Hull fail to deal with a corner and when the ball is played back in for a third time it is headed down into the path of Italian forward Fernando Forestieri and he swivels to score from six yards out.
Hull appeal for offside but Curtis Davies and Ahmed Elmohamady looked like they were both playing the Owls man onside.
Sheff Wed 0-0 Hull
Hull City nearly open up the hosts on the break.
Lovely scooped ball from Mo Diame releases Moses Odubajo and his cross is scrambled out for the first of two corners by Michael Turner.
The hosts deal with both set pieces, though replays show the Tigers should have been awarded a third.
Sheff Wed 0-0 Hull
No real chances of note so far but plenty of nice touches from both sides.
Hull City have shaded possession but the Owls look good when they get the ball and move it forward quickly, with Portuguese stiker Lucas Joao worrying the Tigers with his presence.
Sheff Wed 0-0 Hull
Brief stoppage in play as Hull City striker Abel Hernandez gets some treatment after being knocked down off the ball by Owls defender Michael Turner.
Turner perhaps a tad lucky to get away with that as he blocked the Uruguayan's run quite cynically.
He's ok to continue.
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Owls forward Fernando Forestieri lets fly from 20 yards but experienced Hull captain Michael Dawson charges it down and keeper Allan McGregor comes to the edge of the six-yard box to make an easy catch.
Sheff Wed 0-0 Hull
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Sheffield Wednesday appeals for a penalty come to nothing.
Striker Lucas Joao shows good strength (and maybe a bit of handball) before playing the ball into the path of Kieran Lee who goes down under the challenge of Michael Dawson but the referee waves play on.
Hard to argue with that call.
Sheff Wed 0-0 Hull
Ex-Tottenham colleagues Tom Huddlestone and Michael Dawson nearly combine to give Hull the lead.
The former chips a lovely 40-yard free-kick straight on to his skipper's head but he's slightly mistimed his run and the linesman correctly raises his flag as Owls keeper Kieren Westwood makes the save.
KICK-OFF
Sheff Wed 0-0 Hull
Sheffield Wednesday get us under way at Hillsborough.
Owls manager Carlos Carvalhal is wearing a rather fetching blue coat. He's friends with Chelsea boss Jose Mourinho, himself no stranger to a fine overcoat.
Sheff Wed v Hull (12:30 BST)
The two teams are out, both in their home kits for those interested.
All hands have been shaken and kick off is moments away...
Listen to BBC local radio coverage
Sheff Wed v Hull (12:30 BST)
Unfortunately, because of contractual reasons, we don't have the rights to stream you BBCÂ local radio coverage of this lunchtime's game.
However, if you're in the Sheffield and Hull areas, you can also listen to the action as it unfolds on BBC Radio Sheffield and BBC Radio Humberside.
Get Involved at #bbcfootball
Sheff Wed v Hull (12:30 BST)
So will the hosts make it four league wins in a row or will the Tigers take the points back to East Yorkshire?
Let us know what you think by tweeting us using #bbcfootball.
Post update
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Hull City line-up
Sheff Wed v Hull (12:30 BST)
Hull City have named an unchanged side from the team that won 1-0 at Nottingham Forest last time out.
Uruguayan Abel Hernandez has scored three goals in his last four games for club and country.
Sheffield Wednesday line-up
Sheff Wed v Hull (12:30 BST)
Sheffield Wednesday have made just one change to the team that beat Preston North End two weeks ago.
Portuguese striker Lucas Joao comes in for Atdhe Nuhiu as the Owls look to make it four wins in a row.
Post update
Before we go any further, here's today's team news...
Sheff Wed v Hull (12:30 BST)
It might only be 10 games into the season but victory for either of these two today will see them, albeit briefly, move up to where they'd like to end the campaign.
A two-goal win for Carlos Carvalhal's improving Sheffield Wednesday will see them move up to the final play-off place while an away victory for Steve Bruce's Hull will see them advance to the second automatic promotion spot.
Stick with us to see if it'll be to Owls or the Tigers who'll be enjoying their weekend.