Hull City kept their Sky Bet Championship Play-Off hopes firmly alive after coming out on top in a thrilling game at Coventry City.

Noah Ohio's 78th-minute winner in a five-goal see-saw affair means the Tigers are three points behind sixth-placed Norwich City and fifth-placed West Bromwich Albion with two games to play.

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Coventry, fresh off their FA Cup Semi-Final heroics in Sunday's shootout loss to Manchester United, saw their own Play-Off hopes all but end.

The Sky Blues twice came from behind, with Kasey Palmer's free-kick and Bobby Thomas's header canceling out goals from Jaden Philogene and Fabio Carvalho.

But Ohio, with his first touch of the game, intercepted an under-hit back pass to score the winner and give Hull hope going into the final straight of the season.

Hull boost Play-Off hopes with win at Coventry

Hull boost Play-Off hopes with win at Coventry