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.

Great atmosphere in East Yorkshire.

Hull would close to within two points off second-placed Ipswich with a win.

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Off we go then.

Can Coventry take a big step towards sealing their Premier League return?

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Hull City head coach Sergej Jakirovic rolls the changes and there are five alterations from the side that started the 1-1 draw at Oxford United on Good Friday.

Ivor Pandur returns in goal and there are also starts for John Egan, Toby Collyer, Amir Hadziahmetovic, and Liam Millar as Oli McBurnie continues to lead the line and Mohamed Belloumi drops to the bench after scoring at the Kassam Stadium last time out.

Coventry City boss Frank Lampard makes four changes to the starting line-up that edged out Derby County in a 3-2 thriller at the CBS Arena on Friday night.

Joel Latibeaudiere replaces Bobby Thomas - who misses out entirely - while Victor Torp, Ephron Mason-Clark and Haji Wright are also restored to the 11.

Jack Rudoni - who scored twice against the Rams on Friday - remains on the bench.

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A hectic Easter Monday in the EFL comes to a close in East Yorkshire.

League leaders Coventry will go 14 points clear of second with a win.

Results today mean they now need just five points to be sure of promotion back to the Premier League.

In the opposite corner this evening, a Hull City side who need the points to keep their play-off push on track.

This could be a belter.

Stoke City

Stoke City manager Mark Robins speaking to BBC Radio Stoke following their 2-0 defeat by Derby:

“How did I see the game? It was a nothing first half, but they had better chances than us.

“On Good Friday it was a really good win, then coming into this one as we come to the end of the season I’m looking for more.

“And really, I’m left disappointed because we’ve certainly not done enough with the ball but we have looked passive, which isn’t us – it shouldn’t be us and can’t be us. And we left ourselves open to that defeat, and that is a concern.

“After a game where we’ve had to work hard, even against a Sheffield Wednesday side that has been struggling, we win the game and we have to bounce on to the next one and we don’t or can’t do that.

“It is really difficult to win any game of football in any division, and the Championship is brutal, but you certainly have to match the opposition in terms of fight and we haven’t got that.

"We just haven’t got that at this stage and the players who have got that just looked like they weren’t at the level of Derby’s players.”

Derby County

Derby County head coach John Eustace has been speaking to BBC Radio Derby after his side's 2-0 victory over Stoke City.

“I thought it was an excellent performance today. The boys were top drawer from start to finish.

“Obviously after Friday night and the effort they put in against the best team in the league [Coventry City] was outstanding, and to come away with nothing was really disappointing.

“We could easily have turned up today feeling a little sorry for ourselves, but the way the lads really stepped on and were on the front foot, the football we played today was outstanding.”

On Patrick Agyemang injury: “Pat’s gone off and gone for a scan, so we will have to wait and see. We don’t want to see any player going off on a stretcher, and we don’t want to lose our best players, so let’s see how long it will be.”

Blackburn Rovers

Blackburn Rovers manager Michael O'Neill speaking to BBC Radio Lancashire following their 0-0 draw with West Bromwich Albion.

"Overall we have to be happy with four points from the two games.

"I didn't think we played as well today, there's always a worry after what the players put into the game on Friday that they can get to the same level physically.

"I think first half we struggled a little bit with that, gave the ball away a little bit cheaply, the goalkeeper makes an amazing save for us which we needed at that point in time.

"But second half I thought we were a lot better, I thought we looked like the team more likely to win the game, but we didn't maybe make the best of some of the opportunities that we had.

"So overall we have to be pleased with a clean sheet, it keeps us six points clear of the teams that are in the bottom three and chalks another game off."

West Bromwich Albion

West Bromwich Albion interim head coach James Morrison speaking to BBC WM after their goalless draw with Blackburn.

"I saw my players give everything,

"We just lacked a bit of quality in the final third, just lacked that bit of composure, someone who's going to get that final pass off and give our strikers a chance in the box.

"Having said that, the keeper's made a terrific save off Heggebo, it was world class. Then it would have been a different game, sat here 1-0 with a really good away performance.

"It keeps the momentum and we've seen that the results have gone for us again, so we've just got to keep getting the results and points on the board and keep moving forward."

Norwich City

Norwich manager Philippe Clement has been speaking to BBC Radio Norfolk after his side beat high-flying Millwall 2-1.

"I'm pleased with not the only the result, but I think this was our best performance of the season, in intensity and technically," Clement said.

"We played a really good game against a strong side - as they showed at Middlesbrough. We dominated the game, and should have scored two or three.

"They showed both faces - not only the sexy football people are talking about, but also the resilience, power, fight and organisation.

"We saw the tough side and the nice side, so I'm really proud of the team.

"I totally understand the fans' excitement, but speaking about promotion and play-offs, you have to be consistent all season."

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It has been a suitably manic and thrilling Easter Monday and we have one more game to come with leaders Coventry at play-off challengers Hull.

These two sides cannot stop scoring (and in Hull's case conceding) so should be a good 'un.

We will just bring you some more reaction from earlier first.

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Ipswich will end the day in second after a narrow 2-1 win over Birmingham and Millwall's 2-1 home reverse by Norwich.

Boro would have gone back up to second with a win in Swansea but had to settle for a point.

Which means, if my maths is right, that Coventry need just five points to secure promotion (realistically four with goal difference).