Hull City claimed a priceless win in their battle against relegation from the Premier League as a second-half fightback saw off West Ham at the KCOM Stadium. Andy Carroll''s 50th Premier League goal put West Ham into a deserved lead at the break, but strikes by Andrew Robertson and Andrea Ranocchia turned the game in the second half. Hull move on to 27 points, level with fourth-bottom Swansea City who are in action on Sunday against fellow strugglers Middlesbrough. Marco Silva''s side face Middlesbrough themselves on Wednesday night, when another three points could see them climb out of the bottom three. Defeat for West Ham, meanwhile, continues a disappointing run of form that has now seen them lose four league games in a row. Slaven Bilic''s side are winless in six in the Premier League - a run stretching back to 4 February - and have dropped to 14th place, six points above the drop zone.