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Liverpool and Fulham Play Out Goalless Draw at Anfield

Fulham claimed their first point of the season as Liverpool’s £100 million-plus forward line failed to convert at Anfield, leaving the hosts frustrated.

  • On Saturday, Chelsea were held to a 2-2 draw by Hull City at Stamford Bridge, with Joao Pedro's 66th-minute strike rescuing a point for the hosts after Mohamed Belloumi scored twice for the visitors.
  • Defensive instability has plagued head coach Xabi Alonso's side, with Chelsea marking 20 consecutive league matches without a clean sheet—their longest drought since 1961—as the early-season rebuild struggles tactically.
  • At Anfield, Liverpool were held to a goalless draw by Fulham after fielding attacking stars Bradley Barcola, Florian Wirtz, and Alexander Isak—three £100 million signings who failed to break down the visitors' defence.
  • Hull City Manager Sergej Jakirovic called the draw 'a huge result' for his unbeaten team, while Alonso acknowledged Chelsea's defensive frailties, stating, 'We can do better... to hold together.'
  • With eight points from four matches, Hull remain third in the Premier League, while Chelsea's turbulent rebuild continues dropping points as the team struggles to maintain control in crucial moments.
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Hull's Mohamed Belloumi boots the ball into the back of the net against English giants Chelsea.

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