What an amazing couple of minutes for Pompey there, but with 5 minutes of stoppage time to go, is it over?

Webber tries his luck from distance, its a great effort, but it goes just over the bar, a very nervous last 5 minutes for everyone at Fratton park still to come!

Hull are starting to sit back, and this could be a dangerous decision to invite Pompey to attack, especially as the home side have had the upper hand for most of the second half.

Dowie is not looking impressed with some of the defending from his side, he may also be forced into making another change as defender Dawson looks like he might be carrying a knock.

Still a lack of genuine goal mouth chances for both sides, and into the final half hour, this will need to change if we are going to get a winner.

Nadir Belhadj is targeted with a long ball pass by Pompey, could this be a change of tact for the home side?

Hermann Hreidarsson puts in some good defending of his own by cutting out a through ball from Jan Vennegoor of Hesselink.

Frederic Piquionne shows some good skill and tries to get a shot on goal, but Hull show some good defending to keep him out.

Neither side made any changes at the break as Hull and Pompey look for the win in this second half.

There will be 2 minutes of stopapge time, and Hull will be glad for the break as Pompey have been the better side since the goal.

Pompey are on the up here as it takes a great McShane block to halt the current Portsmouth attack.

Hull will not be happy about conceding that goal, manager Dowie must be wondering where the marking was from the corner.

The goal could be telling in the season of Hull City, and the Tigers wont mind whether its via a deflection or not, Hull will take the goals however they come!

Quincy Owusu-Abeyie tries his luck from range, but his effort is deflected wide, Belhadj gets a shot on goal from the resulting corner, but it goes over the bar.

Both sides seem to be struggling to create anything of note in the final third, something that has been a big factor in both sides current League positions.

The last 2 League meetings between the sides ended goalless, and with a relatively quiet opening quarter of an hour, we could be in for a third successive draw.

After a bright opening, the game has gone into a bit of a lull, the heavy rain over the past couple of days may be taking an effect on the pitch.

Marc Wilson hits a great curling free-kick which goes just wide of the post, a good opening from both sides at Fratton Park.

Jan Vennegoor of Hesselink has a header on goal from close range and it hits the woodwork! A great early chance for Hull there.

Hull are without some key players today with Altidore and Zayatte out injured and Boateng suspended, and the last 9 games of the season will certainly provide an up hill task for new manager Iain Dowie.