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Chris Wilder criticised his goalkeeper Joe Lumley after the Middlesbrough man allowed a driven Keane Lewis-Potter strike to fizz past him and into the back of his Riverside Stadium net late in Hull City's historic win on Teesside. City's third away win in four games sent them 15 points clear of the Championship's drop zone and dealt a significant blow to Boro's hopes of finishing in the top six, leaving Wilder a visibly frustrated character as he addressed the media at full-time.

For City, this was a significant victory that saw them earn their first three points at the home of Boro in 36 years and end their wretched run on the banks of the River Tees, and secure their place in the Championship at the same time.

“I’m really disappointed. That’s what happens if you are not at it. The standards weren’t very good. I thought we were okay in the first 20 minutes but after that, it deteriorated into a really poor performance individually," he told Teesside Live.

“Players gave the ball away cheaply, no flow to our game, individual errors. You could see that result coming. They grow into the game.

"You’re not playing in the way that you should play with the players that we have got. No excuses regarding Wednesday