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Hull City and Brentford played out a 1-1 draw, as the Tigers recorded their third consecutive home draw in the Premier League.
Hull took the lead in the first half after Brentford were penalised for a foul on Tim Iroegbunam by Aaron Hickey during a failed attempt to play out from the back.
Oli McBurnie converted the resulting penalty to put the hosts ahead.
Brentford pressed for an equaliser and drew level in the 63rd minute when Dango Ouattara capitalised on poor defending to score from close range.
Hull responded by pushing for a winner and created several opportunities in the closing stages.
Mohamed Belloumi worked his way into a shooting position inside the box but sent his effort into the side-netting, while Mohamed-Ali Cho’s low shot was saved by Brentford goalkeeper Caoimhin Kelleher.
Neither side could find a decisive goal, leaving Hull with a point that extended their unbeaten home run in the Premier League. Brentford also maintained their unbeaten away record in the league this season.
The result left Brentford sixth in the Premier League table, while Hull occupied 10th place.
