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Liverpool and Chelsea Stumble in the Premier League with Home Draws
Mohamed Belloumi scored twice in six minutes as Hull stayed unbeaten and Chelsea again failed to protect an early lead.
- On Saturday, Chelsea were held to a 2-2 draw by Hull City at Stamford Bridge after Morgan Rogers opened the scoring in the seventh minute before Mohamed Belloumi's rapid-fire brace stunned the hosts.
- Hull City head coach Sergej Jakirovic, named Premier League Manager of the Month for August after successive wins over Manchester United and Coventry City, arrived at the venue where his side had never won in 23 previous visits dating back to 1905.
- Chelsea failed to keep a clean sheet for the 20th consecutive league game, extending their longest such drought since 1960–61; Belloumi struck twice in six minutes, with both goals stemming from defensive lapses.
- Joao Pedro's 66th-minute equalizer from a Cole Palmer cutback rescued a point for Chelsea, leaving Hull unbeaten and third in the Premier League with eight points from four matches.
- Defying pre-season relegation predictions, Hull remains unbeaten in the Premier League, while Xabi Alonso's Chelsea side extended their troubling defensive run despite spending £349 million on 11 summer signings.
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