Tatsuhiro Sakamoto is tripped by John Egan as he looks to race towards the Hull goal.

The referee plays advantage as the ball runs loose for Victor Torp to shoot from 20 yards but it's too close to Ivor Pandur in the Tigers goal.

Peter Swan
Former Hull City player on BBC Radio Humberside

The referee is going to have to do something here.

Coventry keep breaking up the game. They just keep running into players.

If he books someone, it’ll stop it.

The fifth-placed home side are have fallen to three defeats in their past six matches.

When you look at how the teams above them have faltered you wonder just how much better things would look if they'd just turned a couple of those into draws.

They're in top form this evening if, admittedly, they don't have the goal to show for it. So far.

Peter Swan
Former Hull City player on BBC Radio Humberside

It’s been calm for Hull.

There’s been some great defensive work from Oli McBurnie but we now need to get him involved more going forward.

Get the ball into him more and get him further up the pitch.

Coventry just starting to grow into this.

Have they weathered the worst of the Hull storm*?

*In a footballing sense, the weather is actually quite nice in Yorkshire this evening thankfully.

They've not been firing so far but make no mistake, Coventry have threats all over the pitch.

Jay Dasilva marauds forward from defence and plays a wicked ball across the face of the goal from the away team's left that is just ahead of Haji Wright in the middle.

The home side continue to press for an opener.

Carl Rushworth is off his line to gather a high ball at the second attempt but the ball is coming right back at Cov.

Steve Ogrizovic
Ex-Coventry City goalkeeper on BBC CWR

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Hull are quicker to the ball, quicker to move the ball.

They’re hungrier, their tempo is much better on the ball.

They look like the team who want to win this game at the moment.

You can tell Frank Lampard isn’t happy and City could do with a bit of reorganisation.

Hull are piling on the pressure at the moment.

I saw their game against Oxford on Friday when they drew 1-1 with Oxford and... Let's just say they didn't play this well then.

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Carl Rushworth has had a great season for Coventry but he's got away with one here!

He comes out to intercept a cross but makes a right hash of it and is thankful to Liam Kitching for scrambling the ball away.

The away side race down the other end and Victor Torp drags their first shot of the night well wide.

Steve Ogrizovic
Ex-Coventry City goalkeeper on BBC CWR

You’ve got to be a fast learner in football and van Ewijk isn’t learning.

He’s been caught out a few times in that midfield and lucky there not to pick up a yellow card.

Needs to sharpen up.

Really good stuff from Hull so far.

They stream forward on the counter and Liam Millar switches for Joe Gelhardt on the Hull right.

The Leeds loanee hammers a shot over from outside the area.

Coventry get their first corner down their left but Haji Wright can't get high enough to make contact with the ball in.

Steve Ogrizovic
Ex-Coventry City goalkeeper on BBC CWR

City haven’t settled so far.

It’s been all Hull really.

Van Ewijk could do with being sharper.

Ten minutes played and the home side have had three shots to the league leaders' zero.

Bright start from the Tigers.

Coventry content to just slow things down a touch after a good start from the home side.

The home side get in down the Cov right and the ball eventually comes to Cody Drameh on the edge of the area for his second shot of the evning.

This time the full-back blasts his effort into the crowd.

Hull work a neat corner routine but by the time it's played to Cody Drameh to shoot the away team have got out to block.

First coming together of the evening between Hull striker Oli McBurnie and Cov centre-back Liam Kitching.

I would guess it wont be the last.