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Hull City's woeful record at Ashton Gate took another blow on Saturday, when a brace each from Andreas Weimann and Chris Martin plus one from Antoine Semenyo sealed an emphatic 5-0 triumph for ex-Tigers boss Nigel Pearson and his Bristol City side.

From the moment Weimann struck through the hands of Nathan Baxter after just five minutes, the contest rarely looked in any doubt, with boss Shota Arveladze admitting the performance and result ensured it was a terrible day for the Tigers in the West Country.

Just one game remains for City, who face Nottingham Forest at the MKM Stadium on Saturday lunchtime to bring the curtain down on their first campaign back in the Championship.

When Nathan Baxter has an absolute shocker in the opening five minutes, you know the tone is set and this has the power to be a bad afternoon, and so it proved. When the Chelsea loanee came careering towards the edge of his penalty area to try and deal with a long ball, only to get it all wrong and see the ball go beyond him and towards the net, you sensed a nervousness.

That proved only a momentary reprieve after Sean