The Baggies were held by Ruben Selles’ battling Tigers at The Hawthorns

West Brom head coach Tony Mowbray admitted frustration was his overriding feeling after seeing his side squander a 1-0 lead to draw 1-1 with relegation-threatened Hull City.

Isaac Price’s 68th-minute volley was his first goal in English football, but City substitute Abu Kamara equalised in the 80th minute to make it 18 draws for the Baggies – more than any team in the top six tiers, and earn a big point for Ruben Selles’ men to maintain their recent unbeaten run which now stands at four.

The visitors were then denied three times by Albion goalkeeper Joe Wildsmith late on at The Hawthorns, with Kamara and Lincoln forcing fine saves from the stopper, ending the game with one more effort on target than the Baggies, who remain firmly in the play-off picture.

Albion missed first-half chances through Adam Armstrong twice, Mikey Johnston and Karlan Grant, while John Swift hit the bar just after the restart before City goalkeeper Ivor Pandur denied Price.