Alfie Devine goes on a decent run for Preston before cutting inside but shooting straight at Ivor Pandur.

A rare bright spot for the home side.

Milan van Ewijk drives into the penalty area for Coventry and pulls it back across the six-yard box but Tristan Crama is there for Millwall to make a vital intervention.

Could a set piece provide a way through at the Kassam?

Oxford force a corner and it's not dealt with, the loose ball is falling for Brian De Keersmaecker to turn home before it's cleared at the last moment.

And then a free-kick also not cleared and a volley from Shane Long that finally forces a save out of Joe Walsh in the Rangers goal.

It should be 4-0.

Regan Slater finds Liam Millar who controls well but drags his shot wide of the target.

Preston just have no answer to their opponents.

Bristol City with a triple change a few moments ago as Neto Borges, Mark Sykes and Emil Riis make way for Cameron Pring, George Earthy and Sinclair Armstrong.

Ipswich now make a couple of changes of their own. Kasey McAteer and Jack Taylor are on for Jens Cajuste and Wes Burns.

Sanny Rudravajhala
BBC Radio 5 Live at Deepdale

Preston have lost their last two, both at home and without scoring. I was here for their FA Cup humbling by Wigan, where they were outplayed. That was followed up by falling down to Derby. It’s been a dismal few showings at Deepdale.

Hull have a deserved lead, and they’ve also dealt better with the heavily rutted Preston pitch, which has to be the worst in the Championship.

Steve Ogrizovic
Ex-Coventry City goalkeeper on BBC CWR

Coventry are looking good going forward but again they leave themselves open at the other end. They are vulnerable on the counter-attack.

Coventry have been too open in their past few games, fine if you want to outscore sides but you can't in every game.

How many times has Carl Rushworth saved Coventry this season? Well he's just done it again.

Mihailo Ivanovic races through on goal from the left for Millwall and tries to curl it into the corner but it's a phenomenal save by Rushworth to deny him.

Middlesbrough loanee Neto Borges does well for Bristol City to spin and hit a powerful drive from the edge of the area but it flashes wide of the far post. Almost an instant response by the visitors after going two down.

It is not getting any better for Preston.

Substitute Jamal Lewis is the second North End man to be cautioned.

John Egan comes out in sympathy and the Hull City man joins him on the naughty step.

Coventry are inches away from regaining the lead. Josh Eccles bends one towards the far corner from range and Millwall keeper Max Crocombe is rooted to the spot... but it grazes narrowly wide.

Andy Bayes
BBC Radio Lancashire commentator

Image source, PA Media

Hull have been the better side tonight, no question about it.

North End need a lot more from Milutin Osmajic than they did in the first half.

No-one in the Championship has more than Hull City's 13 points in the past six games.

Only the top two of Coventry and Middlesbrough have won more points on the road.

It is impressive stuff and they could yet add to their tally tonight.

A bit better from Bristol City in this second half without really threatening too much. Anis Mehmeti has tested Ipswich keeper Christian Walton with an effort from the edge of the area but the Robins are yet to carve out a clear chance since the restart.

The Hull City skipper Lewie Coyle catches his man with a high boot and is cautioned.

The visitors are in cruise control.