Mamadou Doumbia with the most pointless booking of the night for Watford.

He runs down the line but the ball goes out of play. He then proceeds to boot the ball away into the advertising hoardings and gets shown yellow.

Barnsley weren't ahead for long - Northampton are level at Oakwell!

A cross in from the right is knocked down into the path of Max Dyche, who nods in from about six yards out to make it 2-2.

Meanwhile, some hope for Burton as Kyran Lofthouse halves the Brewers' deficit against Doncaster, who now lead 2-1.

Sheffield Wednesday make their first change of the night as Charlie McNeill is replaced by Jarvis Thornton.

Peter Swan
Former Hull City player on BBC Radio Humberside

All you are thinking is he is going to score. Big miss from Imran Louza.

As soon as it came in I thought it was guaranteed to go in the bottom corner.

Another big chance for Watford.

Jeremy Petris drives down the right-hand side and pulls it back for the onrushing Imran Louza, who is completely unmarked in the box, but he slices wide of the far post from 12 yards out.

Derek Payne
Former Watford midfielder on BBC Three Counties Radio

You can only defend those chances so many times and the chances are falling for Hull. Watford have put in so many good blocks. But there's been two or three times where they have just opened us up. Watford need to be careful.

Blackburn create their best chance of the second half so far as Ryoya Morishita flashes it across the six-yard box but Owls keeper Murphy Cooper is there to thwart Andri Gudjohnsen.

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A double change to freshen it up for Watford.

Kevin Keben and Jeremy Petris are on to replace Stephen Mfuni and Jeremy Ngakia.

Watford break away after a bit of a scramble on the edge of their own area following a Hull corner.

It eventually comes to Imran Louza about eight yards out at the back post but Hull's Charlie Hughes makes an excellent block to deny him.

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Whatever Bristol Rovers boss Steve Evans said to his side at half-time seems to have worked as they have been much, much better against Walsall. The man on loan from Tottenham Yusuf Akhamrich broke the deadlock and Kofi Balmer has just made it 2-0 with a corking volley from the edge of the box for his first of he season.

Notts County still lead Gillingham 1-0 thanks to Scott Robertson's first half goal.

Crewe are drawing 1-1 at Barnet.

And bottom club Harrogate are also showing some fight against Swindon but remains 0-0 at the Exercise Stadium.

Barnsley trailed lowly Northampton after three minutes at Oakwell, but the Tykes are now 2-1 in front.

Substitute Adam Phillips has put the hosts ahead, getting in ahead of the goalkeeper to turn home from a couple of yards out.

A win would take Barnsley into the top half of the division.

Hull are making a change. John Lundstram enters the fray and Liverpool loanee Lewis Koumas, who netted the winner at Blackburn at the weekend, is on for his home debut for the Tigers.

Off go Kieran Dowell and Amir Hadziahmetovic.

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Interim Blackburn boss Damien Johnson makes a double change.

Ryan Alebiosu and Andri Gudjohnsen are on for Hayden Carter and Dion De Neve.

Chances for Wednesday.

First, Blackburn's Mathias Jorgensen goes through and tries to round Owls keeper Murphy Cooper but is denied.

Then Sean McLoughlin heads narrowly past his own goalkeeper for Blackburn but it runs out of play before any Wednesday attackers can get to it.

Tense times at Ewood Park.

Quite a bitty second half so far after that early chance for Oxford.

Neither side making anything of corners and a stiff challenge on Cameron Brannagan that needed some treatment.

Double change now for the Us with Mark Harris, who scored the winner at Leicester last week, and Stan Mills introduced.

Also switches for the hosts as Tyrese Campbell and Djibril Soumare come on.

Derek Payne
Former Watford midfielder on BBC Three Counties Radio

Words must have been said at half-time in the Hull dressing room because they were too passive.

Watford need to keep control. Hull have looked better but still not outstanding.

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Watford go straight up the other end and Giorgi Chakvetadze cuts inside and fires on target but it's straight at Ivor Pandur in the Hull goal.

Really good game now.

It's taken them a while but Hull are really starting to find their feet now.

Top goalscorer Oli McBurnie drives down the right and forces a corner.

Egil Selvik flaps at the set-piece in the Watford goal and gathers at the second attempt.

Mike White
Commentator on BBC Radio Humberside

The fans have suddenly got a reason to find their voices. This is better from Hull.