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Hull City 2-0 Manchester United: Premier League – live

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Hull, naturally, are in orange too, with black stripes. United are in ivory as Bruno Fernandes gathers them for a pep talk.

The teams come out, and so do the fireworks. The MKM Stadium is a happy swirl of orange smoke.

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