But they did get a second goal midway through the first half as Paterson rifled goalwards and it proved too hot for Allsop to handle. The Hull goalkeeper palmed the ball into the path of Yates who was alert to prod home from close range. After Yates curled an effort wide, Hull regrouped, with Philogene and Jacob Greaves testing Carl Rushworth before Jean Michael Seri blazed over, although Swansea - who saw Paterson's deflected strike fly just wide in injury time - withstood the pressure to lead by two goals at the break. The coalition has also said it also repeal a ban on offshore oil and gas exploration that was introduced by the previous Labour government. It was a pretty ordinary first half,” said Mark McCall. “Over the course of the season, as much as you want to play at a high level all the time, if you’re able to do something about a poor first half, which it was today, and have a better second half, which it definitely was, that has to be a good thing.” The coalition revealed a series of policy changes, including narrowing the remit of the Reserve Bank Of New Zealand. READ MORE: Injured Swansea City star close to return as Michael Duff opens up on 'challenging' international break

But they made it 2-2 midway through the second half as Christie found Liverpool loanee Morton who coolly volleyed beyond Rushworth. Rosenior's side looked the likelier to bag a winner, with Delap stinging the palms of Rushworth before Philogene blazed over from the follow-up effort. City's air of superiority is such that any challengers will clutch at the thinnest straw they are offered and, while it is a flimsy offering, two draws in succession might be about the best they can get.But a frantic contest ended level as Swansea's winless home run was extended to four games while Hull kept themselves firmly in top six contention. During coalition negotiations, National adopted an Act policy to create a new agency, the ministry for regulation, to examine new and existing regulations, with the aim of reducing red tape. The outgoing prime minister and leader of the opposition Labour party, Chris Hipkins, said the coalition agreements would lead to a more polarised and divided New Zealand.

That opener gave Michael Duff's troops a huge lift, and they created another opening through Cooper who crossed to Jamal Lowe, although the forward headed wide. Friday's practice running in Abu Dhabi is always something of a compromise for teams at the best of times given the opening session takes place in particularly warm day-time conditions that are not are representative of the slightly-cooler weather of the evening when qualifying and the race happen under floodlights. They hung in, showed resilience and got their reward when Alexander-Arnold compensated for a difficult afternoon defensively in the face of the relentless Doku by showing great technique for the equaliser. Liverpool are one of those teams hoping to cash in on any sign of City slips but realistically they are a team in transition with new signings to integrate. They may even have surprised themselves with the start they have made this season.be2 is the world's fastest-growing matchmaking service used by over 21 million singles looking for love - and up to 20,000 new members join be2 daily. Our coverage of Manchester City is bigger and better than ever before - here's everything you need to know to make sure you never miss a moment Even the crowd inside Etihad Stadium did not seem to be feeling it, Manchester City boss Guardiola turning to the home supporters and pleading for more noise in the second half in this uncharacteristically quiet atmosphere. Liverpool’s answer to the blue wave to try a change-up. Nine minutes after half-time Klopp removed Curtis Jones and Diogo Jota for Ryan Gravenberch and Luis Díaz but his side still lived on scraps. Whenever the close-to-silent Mohamed Salah managed a foray into City turf Aké and Doku would squeeze him out.