The Tigers will be looking for their first win in five games in front of their own supporters

Brentford will be without two of their key players when they travel to face Hull City on Sunday afternoon.

The in-form Bees were leading Liverpool through ex-City star Keane Lewis-Potter, but found themselves on the wrong end of a 2-1 defeat on Saturday, not helped by red cards for Yehor Yarmolyuk and Vitaly Janelt, which saw them finish with nine men.

Yarmolyuk was spotted to have aimed a 'headbutting action’ towards Jeremy Jacquet as the pair grappled at a corner, and was given his marching orders by referee John Brooks following a VAR intervention, before German midfielder Janelt was sent off in stoppage time for pulling back Rio Ngumoha.

Make sure you never miss the latest Hull City news and opinion by making Hull Live one of your Google preferred sources.

"A lot went on in the game," said Bees boss Andrews. "I think we were edging it, getting into a good rhythm. "We got ourselves in front, and I felt pretty confident. But obviously, the sending-off changes the dynamic of the game. We knew we would have to make changes in the second half and slightly change the shape, looking for a bit of pace on transition.

"If you look, Jacquet is walking into Yarmo. We need to look at ourselves first – Yarmo has to do better – but I think they were cute and clever. Overall, the performance - again - fills you with immense pride because right until the end, we continued to throw punches.

"It is [frustrating], but you're not dealing with robots. You're dealing with human beings that feed off emotions. I think we play with emotion, we play with passion, we play on the edge. We should do better in that incident, and we need to be a little bit more streetwise around how we do things in certain incidents and not react.

"Yarmo will learn from that. He's an amazing young man, and you need to remember he is a young man, he's still learning the game. He'll learn."