News about Ozan Tufan

ADAM SHERGOLD AT THE RIDGE STADIUM: Hull displayed battling skills that may well have resulted in a play-off match as Liam Delap and Ozan Tufan's goals stunned Middlesbrough. The Tigers had been second-best in the first half before re-engaging the game. Delap was completely unmarked to begin Tyler Morton's 69th-minute corner by Jacob Greaves.

JASON MELLOR AT THE MKM STADIUM: When Bristol City fought back for a deserved point, Nigel Pearson was in no mood to let his actor pupil take the upper hand. When the Tigers spurned a chance to briefly top the Championship, Wells' second-half leveller halted Hull. Pearson coached Liam Rosenior at club and England Under-21, as well as their first meeting as bosses, but the 38-year-old failed to win for the third straight time in the first round. In the second half, an early opener from Ozan Tufan was cancelled out by Wells, but it was the least the Robins deserved.

Jack Clarke scored two goals, gained a penalty, and crowned the winner, but Sunderland was denied by a last-gasp penalty. In the 11th minute, Ozan Tufan led the visitors ahead. However, Sunderland scored two goals in two minutes thanks to Joe Gelhardt and Amad Diallo.

Sheffield United beat Burnley 1-0, putting the pressure on Championship leaders Burnley on. Daniel Jebbison scored the game's only goal in just the third minute as the Blades raced through Hull's defense until the 19-year-old forward coolly slotted home. The win looks to have pushed Paul Heckingbottom's side within three points of Burnley, who are currently draw with West Brom.

CHAMPIONSHIP ROUND-UP: Dean Smith's days at Carrow Road may have been counted down and with only a single point from Norwich's first three matches. Norwich had been promoted the previous two times they had played at this level before, and the club was widely expected to do so again this season. But after a weak last term and a rocky start in the second tier, followers' patience was wearing thin, and this match seemed to be a must-win.