Hull City's 0-0 draw with Manchester United this afternoon resulted in the Tigers being relegated from the Premier League.
Here, Sports Mole has rated the performances of all of the players that were on show at the KC Stadium.
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HULL
Goal
Steve Harper: The veteran goalkeeper had very little to do. (6/10)
Defence
James Chester: The defender was solid enough and kept possession relatively well before he was substituted towards the end of the game. (6/10)
Michael Dawson: It was a captain's performance from Dawson, who made one brave block of note to deny Herrera breaking the deadlock. (6/10)
Paul McShane: Was on the receiving end of a nasty challenge from Fellaini, but he soldiered on. (6/10)
Midfield
Ahmed Elmohamady: Rose highest at the back post, only to see his first-half header saved. Apart from that, it was a quiet outing from the Egyptian. (6/10)
Robbie Brady: Hull's best player and also the best performer on the pitch. He sent over a number of dangerous crosses and it wouldn't be a big surprise if another Premier League club took a chance on him next season. (7/10)
Stephen Quinn: It was an industrious outing from Quinn in the heart of the midfield. (6/10)
David Meyler: The Irishman wasted a really good chance at the start of the second half and aside from that he was quiet. (5/10)
Tom Huddlestone: His quality is there for all to see, but he ambled through this game and produced too many wayward passes. (5/10)
Attack
Nikica Jelavic: The Croatian worked hard up front, but he was never really given the service to cause any damage. (6/10)
Dame N'Doye: The January signing was lively, particularly during the first half, but saw his best efforts either saved or fly wide of the target. (6/10)
Substitutes
Abel Hernandez: Summed up his Hull career to date when a goal looked certain, only for the Uruguayan to completely miss his kick. (5/10)
Sone Aluko: It was a positive cameo from Aluko, who was never shy to run at the United defence. (6/10)
Andrew Robertson: The young Scot didn't have long to make an impact on proceedings, although he did get forward well from left-back. (5/10)
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MAN UNITED
Goal
Victor Valdes: The full debutant made a couple of smart stops, but he looked very suspect to balls that were hoisted into the penalty area. (5/10)
Defence
Antonio Valencia: Once again reluctant to use his left foot, it caused Valencia problems on more than one occasion. (5/10)
Phil Jones: Although he did little wrong, particularly in possession of the ball, Jones cut a nervy figure. (5/10)
Chris Smalling: Probably United's best defender on the day, Smalling made a couple of important headers and interceptions. (6/10)
Marcos Rojo: The Argentine put in plenty of effort, but he's not a natural left-back and that showed every time that he ventured forward. (5/10)
Midfield
Daley Blind: Kept things simple when in possession, but his lack of physicality meant that he was out-muscled on occasions in the centre of midfield. (5/10)
Ander Herrera: Probably United's most impressive performer on the day. The Spaniard was lively in midfield and produced a couple of good attempts that deserved better. (7/10)
Angel di Maria: His debut season in the Premier League was summed up by his 23-minute outing at the KC Stadium before he was substituted with an unspecified injury. If that was his last United outing, it certainly wasn't one to remember. (3/10)
Ashley Young: Playing in a more central role today, Young struggled to make an impact on proceedings before he was replaced just short of the hour mark. (6/10)
Juan Mata: The Spaniard showed plenty of neat touches, but it was by no means his most effective performance. (6/10)
Attack
Wayne Rooney: Playing as the lone centre-forward, it was a frustrating outing for Rooney. He never received any service. (5/10)
Substitutes
Adnan Januzaj: Came on for Di Maria and while he was positive at times, too often his decision-making let him down. (5/10)
Marouane Fellaini: Did little with the ball and was then correctly sent off for a poor challenge on McShane. Not his finest outing in a United shirt, that's for sure. (4/10)
James Wilson: Was given a few minutes at the end, but the sending-off of Fellaini meant that he had to finish the game out wide. (5/10)
Liam Apicella
