Hull City and Brentford shared the points in a lively 1-1 draw, with a costly goalkeeping error putting the hosts ahead before the visitors fought back after the break.
Caoimhin Kelleher 's wayward pass sparked Hull's opener in the 25th minute, as Tim Iroegbunam intercepted the ball and drew a foul from Aaron Hickey . Oli McBurnie made no mistake from the spot, converting the penalty for his first Premier League goal of the campaign.
Hull looked comfortable for much of the first half and threatened to earn another penalty when Regan Slater went down under Sepp van den Berg's challenge, but the referee stood by his decision after a review. Brentford struggled to find their rhythm before half-time.
The visitors improved after the restart and levelled in the 63rd minute. Igor Thiago kept the move alive inside the box before setting up Dango Ouattara for a close-range finish.
Both teams pushed for a winner late on, but saves from Kelleher and Konstantinos Tzolakis helped preserve the draw.
The result extends Hull's winless run to six league games, while Brentford climb to sixth with 11 points.
Incidents: The story of the match

Hull City Official Line-ups:
Kostas Tzolakis, Lewie Coyle, John Egan, Lucas Herrington, Semi Ajayi, Ryan Giles, Regan Slater, Tim Iroegbunam, Mohamed Belloumi, Oliver McBurnie, Elliot Stroud

Brentford Official Line-ups:
Caoimhin Kelleher, Michael Kayode, Kristoffer Ajer, Sepp van den Berg, Aaron Hickey, Mathias Jensen, Mamadou Sangaré, Kevin Schade, Dango Ouattara, Igor Thiago, Keane Lewis-Potter
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The match begins
Hull City leads Brentford 1-0 as Oliver McBurnie scores with a right-footed shot into the bottom right corner from the penalty.
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GOALHull City: Oliver McBurnie (Hull City) scores penalty-kick!
Oliver McBurnie scores goal number 1 in the competition (8 matches)
The score is now 1-1 as Dango Ouattara scores for Brentford with a right-footed shot from very close range to the center of the goal, assisted by Igor Thiago.
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GOAL Brentford: Dango Ouattara (Brentford) scores!
Dango Ouattara scores goal number 1 in the competition (8 matches)
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The referee whistles for the end of the match


