Good afternoon and welcome to live coverage of this afternoon’s match between Swansea and Hull.

That's full-time, 2-0 to Hull. They were under pressure for long periods but in truth Swansea didn't create enough clear-cut chances, whereas the visitors took theirs. After all the doom and gloom surrounding their summer, Hull have back-to-back wins to start a top flight campaign for the first time in their history.

GOAL! Hernandez taps home after an unselfish square ball from Maloney, who in turn was played in by Snodgrass. A lovely move, and that's game over.

Three minutes of stoppage time for Hull to hold on.

Swansea win a free-kick and have a chance to put a ball into the mixer, but it comes to nothing and Hull clear.

Naughton's drive well blocked by a combination of Davies and Llorente.

Ki, Sigurdsson and Cork give the ball away in quick succession as the home fans grow restless.

Dyer finally on, for Barrow.

Nathan Dyer is going to come on, but the little man has to wait as Swansea have a free-kick are putting it into the box.

Hernandez one-on-one with Fabianski but he can't lift his effort over the goalkeeper. Hull have come alive!

GOAL! Maloney bundles home from close range after Davies flicks on Meyler's corner. He just needed it to hit some part of his body and he made sure it did.

Maloney takes, deflected up and over off the wall.

Fernandez then gives away a free-kick in a dangerous position, felling Clucas.

Stop me if you think you've heard this one before - a Swansea player shoots over from the edge of the box. Fernandez on this occasion.

Sigurdsson is down injured. Hull meanwhile make their first change, Shaun Maloney coming on for Diomande. They've offered very little going forward in this second half.

Sigurdsson's corner is almost bundled into his own net by Davies. The referee awards a goal kick but it was definitely the Hull man who had the last touch.

Ki, whose summer included four weeks of national service, is on for Fer.

Another Swansea shot from just outside the penalty area goes wide. Sigurdsson the culprit on this occasion.

Fer misplaces a pass which goes out for a Hull throw, for the second time in a few minutes. It's turning into one of those afternoons for him and his team.