Mike White
Commentator on BBC Radio Humberside

It was from nothing, it was a speculative cross in, such a soft ball in.

The tone and feeling has changed in the MKM Stadium.

That's such sucker punch territory, Hull have been the better team.

Millenic Alli drives from long range for Portsmouth and he almost scores an incredibly bizarre goal as the ball cannons wildly off a Blackburn defender, loops into the sky and almost falls into the top right corner of goal.

A corner follows which is dealt with and Portsmouth throw on Adrian Segecic on in place of Conor Chaplin.

Peter Swan
Former Hull City player on BBC Radio Humberside

This game is open to go either way, both teams are equal.

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Some great passing football from Hull, they're camped in Millwall's third.

The Lions can't get the ball up the pitch at the moment.

But if they can break those lines, they will have three natural strikers looking to sneak one in against the run of play.

That Portsmouth corner is finally taken and comes to nothing. It comes shortly after Conor Shaughnessy replaces Regan Poole.

However in the aftermath of the corner, Portsmouth keep the ball alive and it's chaos in the box, with Conor Chaplin unable to shoot inside the box before Blackburn smother it out of his grasp.

A break in play again, this time as Regan Poole sits in the D just before Portsmouth take a corner.

I'm not sure what the issue is with Poole to be honest but he's able to walk off the pitch.

Looks like we'll be in for a Portsmouth change very soon.

So how could this change things?

Millwall now have Josh Coburn, Macaulay Langstaff and Mihailo Ivanovic all on the pitch.

It looks like Ivanovic is going to partner Coburn up front, with Langstaff moving out to the left and Camiel Neghli going back to the left-back position.

Moussa Baradji and Andri Gudjohnsen come on for Yuki Ohashi and Adam Forshaw as Blackburn make a double change.

Having just seen the replay again of that Terry Devlin incident with Ohashi, I'm stunned the referee's not given that. Truly.

Well this doesn't look good for Millwall because Alfie Doughty, who only came on at half-time, is down and receiving treatment.

There was a look of real frustration on his face, and that has changed to pain as he lies on his back with his arm across his face.

He's up but the medical staff are having to help him off, this doesn't look good unfortunately.

Alex Neil is going to bring on Mihailo Ivanovic in his place.

Great stuff from Blackburn but should they have a penalty?!

Yuki Ohashi is bundled over in the box as they go on the attack, with Yuri Ribeiro striking wide in the aftermath.

Replays show Terry Devlin stumbles into Ohashi clumsily. That should be a penalty. How's that not been given?

Kevin Gallacher
Former Blackburn striker on BBC Radio Lancashire

You can make subs but for me does it make Blackburn better?

At the moment I don't think you need to.

I'm out of breath just watching this game to be honest with you.

It's being played at a very high tempo which is being dictated by Portsmouth as it stands.

Regan Poole is eventually flagged offside after a flurry of passes.

Millwall captain Jake Cooper is booked for dragging down Joe Gelhardt in his own half.

All Hull at the moment.

The chances keep coming for the hosts and Oli McBurnie hangs up a cross into the box but it's just two high for his team-mates in the middle.

Millwall have had to really ride out this past five minutes.

Neil McDonald
Former West Ham assistant manager on BBC Radio London

Liam Millar is a danger for Hull. He's been a handful and sometimes you need to take him down and take one for the team.

Hull are causing havoc, I'm not saying Millwall are panicking but they are working hard.

Great play from Oli McBurnie to nutmeg Josh Coburn and pull the ball back to Regan Slater in the Millwall box.

But the midfielder can't get any kind of power on the shot and it's blocked.

If it carries on like this it will be a long second half from Millwall.

Meanwhile, Luke Cundle goes into the book for a challenge on Liam Millar.

Taylor Gardner-Hickman came into the Blackburn starting line-up for today's game - the first start he's got under Michael O'Neill's tenure.

He drills a low shot just past the left-hand post while at the other end, Portsmouth show some promising build-up play which eventually ends when Ebou Adams heads the ball out for a Blackburn throw-in.

Hull have started the second half well.

Liam Millar, who had a relatively quiet first half, curls a cross in for Oli McBurnie but the Tigers striker's glancing header goes wide.

Yuki Ohashi's had a livewire game for Blackburn this afternoon.

He picks up the ball on the left flank, turns and unleashes a shot with his right foot from a tight angle.

But his effort sails narrowly wide of the mark.