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Crowds to greet triumphant Tigers Thousands greet triumphant Tigers
(about 17 hours later)
Hull City will celebrate its promotion to the Premier League with an open top bus tour around the city on Bank Holiday Monday. Hull City are celebrating their promotion to the Premier League with an open top bus tour around the city.
The team will play in the league for the first time in its 104-year history after Dean Windass scored the winning goal against Bristol City at Wembley. The club will play in the top flight for the first time in its 104-year history after Dean Windass scored a winner against Bristol City at Wembley.
The bus tour will start from the club's KC Stadium at 1400 BST and take in much of the city centre. The bus tour started from the club's KC Stadium at 1400 BST and will take in much of the city centre.
At 1530 BST players will greet fans at a celebration in Queen Victoria Square. Later the players and club staff are due to greet fans at a celebration in Queen Victoria Square.
'Respectable challenge''Respectable challenge'
After Saturday's match Windass said of his goal: "It feels unbelievable. I don't think there is anyone left in Hull today looking at how many supporters we've got here. After Saturday's match Windass, 39, said of his goal: "It feels unbelievable. I don't think there is anyone left in Hull today, looking at how many supporters we've got here.
"To score the wining goal is fantastic. We've worked hard from the start of the season and we've got our rewards.""To score the wining goal is fantastic. We've worked hard from the start of the season and we've got our rewards."
The game is thought to be worth £60m to the winners and Hull chairman Paul Duffen could not contain his delight after victory. Calls are growing for the Hull-born striker to be honoured by the city.
After the team won the crucial game Hull City chairman Paul Duffen could not contain his delight.
"This is fantastic, I think it's amazing," he told BBC Radio 5 Live. "It is something which means a lot to the city of Hull."This is fantastic, I think it's amazing," he told BBC Radio 5 Live. "It is something which means a lot to the city of Hull.
"We've had a fantastic fan base for 104 years and that's why we can mount a respectable challenge to try to finish 17th or better next season."We've had a fantastic fan base for 104 years and that's why we can mount a respectable challenge to try to finish 17th or better next season.
"It's great for the city for us to be going to Old Trafford and Anfield next year." "It's great for the city, for us to be going to Old Trafford and Anfield next year."