Chris Goreham
BBC Radio Norfolk commentator

The way you survive in the Championship is you play with spirit and you put everything on the line, and that was that performance was about for Norwich.

Norwich were relentless with the pressure they were putting on the Leicester defence, and they got the goals because of it.

Guy Whittingham
Former Portsmouth manager on BBC Radio Solent

Portsmouth had decent possession and decent half chances.

Hulls's Ivor Pandur made some great saves, but you have to say as an overall performance you wouldn't say Pompey deserved to lose.

As a whole it has been a pretty solid defensive performance, but then there was the mistake from a non-defensive player and they are 1-0 down.

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Big win for the promotion chasers.

Portsmouth had more of the ball and more of the chances but they didn't work Ivor Pandur in the Hull goal anywhere near enough and were then masters of their own demise when some dreadful defensive play allowed Matt Crooks to score the winner.

The Tigers are third and now three points off second-placed Middlesbrough.

Pompey miss the chance to put more points between them and the bottom three.

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Leicester remain in the relegation zone and are bang in trouble.

Norwich, on the other hand, might just wish they had Philippe Clement at the helm a couple of weeks earlier this season.

That's their fifth win in six away games and their 11th in the 20 games since the Belgian took the helm at Carrow Road.

They were full value for the points, though they had to wait until mid-way through the second half for sub Anis Ben Slimane to find the bottom corner from the edge of the box, before Ali Ahmed tucked in from an angle to seal it nine minutes later.

Nine games without a win for the Foxes, four straight home defeats, their worst run outside the top-flight in 112 years and Gary Rowett's first home game in charge, and first Leicester game since his Filbert Street days as a player, ends in a pretty dismal defeat.

He's standing still and shaking his head on the sideline while Clement is smiling as he bends to do his trainer laces up before heading over to applaud the travelling fans.

Oh dear. Sounded like a nasty injury for Ben Chrisene as he made a last-ditch challenge on Abdul Fatawu on the byline.

The medical staff are waved over, though he's off the field of play.

Play will continue.

Conor Chaplin booked for dissent for Pompey for being a bit too vocal at his displeasure at how long Hull are taking over a throw in.

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A few boos at half-time, but loud cheers at full time as Derby take the points.

Hayden Carter's header put Blackburn ahead in first half injury-time, but second half goals from Ben Brereton Diaz, Matt Clarke and Rhian Brewster deservedly turned it around.

Play-off hopes increase for the Rams, relegation fears remain for Rovers.

Blackburn have Portsmouth and Oxford in their next two games. They have to regroup, and quickly for two HUGE matches.

Hull now within two minutes of a big old win down at Fratton Park.

A looping header from Sean McLoughlin is easy for Derby goalkeeper Josh Vickers.

Blackburn have put a few balls into the box in the last few minutes, but it's too little, too late for this one.

Ali Ahmed and Sam Field get a deserved round of applause as they head off with Jacob Wright and Tony Springett heading on for the final knockings.

Hull are digging in deep to get this over the line.

They'll be three points off second-placed Middlesbrough if they can see this out.

In to SIX added minutes at the end of this one.

It was 10 years yesterday that Leonardo Ulloa's dramatic winning goal against Norwich reportedly caused a minor earthquake on the Richter Scale at the King Power as it launched the Foxes towards the title.

If they can win from this position, it would probably be even more seismic...

The home side throw on forward Madiodio Dia for the final five minutes of time added on.

Michael O'Neill will be very disappointed with how his side have been pushed back by their hosts in this second period.

That Andri Gudjohnsen miss at the start of this period was so crucial.

They have five minutes of injury time, but this game feels lost.

Matt Piper
Former Foxes winger on BBC Radio Leicester

It has been a really disappointing afternoon, not only have we lost it hasn't been a good performance.

It has been a bit lacklustre, and people have better things to be doing on a Saturday afternoon.

Now then.

A minimum of SEVEN minutes added on at the end of this.

Hull City goalkeeper Ivor Pandur is booked for timewasting.