"Our competitiveness is even bigger - everyone wants to play together and to compete because they know they can compete against anyone and everyone is looking forward to the next game," Selles told BBC Radio Humberside ahead of the home game against Oxford United on Wednesday.

Ruben Selles was appointed as Hull City manager in December after Tim Walter’s swift departure. The 41-year-old previously managed Reading in League One and Southampton in the Premier League. In his time so far, he has had to fight against a relegation battle at the MKM Stadium, with the team in danger of falling into the third tier.

Ruben Selles hailed the “brilliant team spirit” of 10-man Hull as they earned a valiant 1-1 Sky Bet Championship draw at Bristol City.The visitors faced a fight for most of the game after having striker Joao Pedro sent off for a late tackle on George Tanner just seconds after shooting his side ahead from Abu Kamara’s 13th-minute pass.

Hull City boss Ruben Selles described his players as "warriors" after they played 76 minutes with 10 men and still earned a 1-1 draw against Bristol City. Joao Pedro's stunning goal deservedly put the Tigers ahead but he was sent off 96 seconds later for a perceived high challenge on George Tanner.

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