Hull City's relentless run of six games in just 21 days came to an end at West Brom on Saturday with a hugely important 1-1 draw, thanks to substitutes Kasey Palmer and Abu Kamara combining for the winger to cancel out Isaac Price's driven volley midway through the second half.

Ruben Selles believes Hull City are as competitive as any team in the Championship, and the key is just getting them in the right headspace and ignoring the emotion around games.

Alex Burgess talking to Ruben Selles after Hull City's 1-1 draw away at West Bromwich.

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Hull City head coach Ruben Selles said the character his side showed in turning Wednesday night’s game with Oxford on its head did not surprise him in the least.Hull were on their way to defeat after former Barnsley and Huddersfield defender Michael Helik thumped a volley past Ivor Pandur on 67 minutes to give Oxford the lead.

Hull City boss Ruben Selles spoke to BBC Radio Humberside after his side's 1-1 draw at West Bromwich Albion. "West Brom are a really good team and a really tough opponent and I think we were as competitive as them today.

City were left frustrated by a refereeing howler from Josh Smith, who sent off Puerta more than six minutes into added time for what he deemed a dive inside the Oxford box, despite replays clearly showing the Tigers ace was knocked over by Leicester City loanee Ben Nelson.