Tim Walter says he is proud of his "courageous" Hull City side after earning his first win in charge, beating Stoke City 3-1.

Hull boss Tim Walter hailed the character of his side after seeing them come from a goal down to earn their first win of the season at Stoke. Ben Wilmot opened the scoring in the first half before goals from Kasey Palmer,

After sharing the spoils against Bristol City, Plymouth Argyle and Millwall to begin the campaign, defeats to Leeds United and the Blades leave the Humberside outfit in the bottom three in the early stages of the season, with only Portsmouth and Cardiff City the other sides yet to secure a win.

Walter said: "They showed real bravery and that's why I'm really proud of them, that they kept going in our style of play, that they tried to defend and play forward and it was good to see. "After conceding the goal we stayed brave and we showed a lot of courage because we tried to create more,