LONDON. Chelsea bounces back against Hull City with 2 goals from M. Belloumi from a goal on the 34′ and a goal on the 28′. Chelsea was surely better in terms of ball possession (68%)​

The match was played at the Stamford Bridge stadium in London on Saturday and it started at 3:00 pm local time. In front of 39,352 spectators.​ The referee was Farai Hallam with the support of Lee Betts and Simon Long. The 4th official was Robert Jones. The weather was broken clouds. The temperature was quite cold at degrees Celsius or 32 Fahrenheit. The humidity was 65%.​

Match Statistics​

Chelsea

2 - 2

Hull City

• ! 68 Ball Possession 32

Shots

• 12 Total 13
• 7 On Target 5
• 4 Off Target 4
• 1 Shots blocked 4

• 119 Attack 75
• 68 Dangerous attack 31
• 75 Ball safe 69

• 12 Free Kicks 8
• 0 Penalties 0
• 10 Corners 4
• 1 Off Sides 1

Fouls

• 7 Total 12
• 1 Yellow Cards 5
• 0 Double Yellow 0
• 0 Red Card 0

Other

• 5 Substitutions 6

Ball possession

Chelsea had a superior ball possession 68% while Hull City was struggling with a 32% ball possession.

Attitude and shots

Chelsea was more aggressive with 68 dangerous attacks and 12 shots of which 7 were on target. Nevertheless, that was not enough Chelsea to win the match​.

Chelsea shot 12 times, 7 on target, 4 off target. Regarding the opposition, Hull City shot 13 times, 5 on target, 4 off target.

Cards

Chelsea received 1 yellow card (Valentín Barco). Regarding the opposition, Hull City received 5 yellow cards (Oli McBurnie, Brooke Norton-Cuffy, Matt Crooks, John Egan and Tim Iroegbunam).

Standings

After playing this encounter, Chelsea has 7 points to occupy the 4th place in the standings. On the other side, Hull City has 8 points (3rd).

Next matches

In the next match in the Premier League, Chelsea will play away against Brentford on the 18th of September with a 0-0 head to head.

Hull City will play away against Newcastle United on the 19th of September with a 0-0 head to head.

Chelsea – Formation

Chelsea

G

Emiliano Martínez 1.Argentina

6.9

D

Levi Colwill 6.England

6.9

D

Malo Gusto 27.France

6.4

78'

D

Wesley Fofana 3.France

7.0

86'

D

Jorrel Hato 21.Netherlands

6.4

46'

M

Pedro Neto 7.Portugal

6.8

86'

M

Cole Palmer 10.England

7.6

M

Morgan Rogers 17.England

6.9

7'

M

Reece James  24.England

7.5

M

Roméo Lavia 45.Belgium

6.7

70'

F

João Pedro 9.Brazil

7.5

66'

Substitutes

G

Mike Penders 39.Belgium

D

Pep Chavarría 29.Spain

6.6

46'

D

Maxence Lacroix 5.France

86'

D

Josh Acheampong 34.England

M

Valentín Barco 4.Argentina

6.6

70' 80'

M

Geovany Quenda 23.Portugal

F

Jamie Gittens 11.England

F

Danny Welbeck 18.England

6.7

78'

F

Estêvão 41.Brazil

86'

Chelsea started with a 4-2-3-1 line-up (4-2-3-1).

The manager Xabier Alonso Olano decided to play with the following team: Emiliano Martínez (6.9), Malo Gusto (6.4), Wesley Fofana (7.0), Levi Colwill (6.9), Jorrel Hato (6.4), Reece James (7.5), Roméo Lavia (6.7), Pedro Neto (6.8), Cole Palmer (7.6), Morgan Rogers (6.9) and João Pedro (7.5).

The home team had on the bench: Maxence Lacroix, Josh Acheampong, Valentín Barco (6.6), Jamie Gittens, Danny Welbeck (6.7), Geovany Quenda, Pep Chavarría (6.6), Mike Penders and Estêvão.

Chelsea could not rely on the presence of Danny Welbeck (injured).

Substitutions

Chelsea made 5 changes: Jorrel Hato for Pep Chavarría (46′), Roméo Lavia for Valentín Barco (70′), Malo Gusto for Danny Welbeck (78′), Pedro Neto for Estêvão (86′) and Wesley Fofana for Maxence Lacroix (86′).

Player of the match: Cole Palmer​

The most impressive player for Chelsea was Cole Palmer.

His rating is 7.6 with 34 passes (79% accurate) and 3 key passes. He won 2 duels out of 5. He performed 1 cross.

Hull City – Formation

Hull City

G

Konstantinos Tzolakis 19.Greece

7.2

D

Lewie Coyle  2.England

6.3

82'

D

Ryan Giles 3.England

6.6

D

Semi Ajayi 6.Nigeria

6.3

D

John Egan 15.Republic of Ireland

6.6

50'

D

Nobel Mendy 32.France

6.5

59'

M

Matt Crooks 25.England

6.3

69' 52'

M

Mohamed Belloumi 10.Algeria

8.0

60' 28', 34'

M

Elliot Stroud 21.Sweden

6.4

60'

M

Regan Slater 27.England

7.5

F

Oli McBurnie 9.Scotland

6.9

82' 17'

Substitutes

G

Dillon Phillips 12.England

D

Brooke Norton-Cuffy 18.England

6.2

82' 90'

D

Lucas Herrington 22.Australia

6.3

59'

D

Matt Targett 23.England

M

Tim Iroegbunam 42.England

6.6

69' 88'

M

Lucas Gourna-Douath 29.France

F

Sorba Thomas 7.Wales

6.4

60'

F

Robinio Vaz 47.France

6.5

82'

F

Mohamed-Ali Cho 50.France

6.6

60'

Hull City started with a 5-4-1 line-up (5-4-1).

Sergej Jakirović played with: Konstantinos Tzolakis (7.2), Lewie Coyle (6.3), Semi Ajayi (6.3), John Egan (6.6), Nobel Mendy (6.5), Ryan Giles (6.6), Mohamed Belloumi (8.0), Matt Crooks (6.3), Regan Slater (7.5), Elliot Stroud (6.4) and Oli McBurnie (6.9).

These were the players on the bench: Lucas Gourna-Douath, Sorba Thomas (6.4), Dillon Phillips, Brooke Norton-Cuffy (6.2), Lucas Herrington (6.3), Matt Targett, Tim Iroegbunam (6.6), Robinio Vaz (6.5) and Mohamed-Ali Cho (6.6).

Hull City could not rely on the presence of Lucas Herrington (injured).

Substitutions

Hull City made 6 changes: Nobel Mendy for Lucas Herrington (59′), Mohamed Belloumi for Mohamed-Ali Cho (60′), Elliot Stroud for Sorba Thomas (60′), Matt Crooks for Tim Iroegbunam (69′), Lewie Coyle  for Brooke Norton-Cuffy (82′) and Oli McBurnie for Robinio Vaz (82′).

Player of the match: Mohamed Belloumi​

Following our analysis, the most impressive player for Hull City was Mohamed Belloumi.

His rating is 8.0 with 2 goals, 6 passes (67% accurate) and 1 key pass. He won 1 duel out of 4. He performed 1 cross.

Results of the day

These are the results of the day in the Premier League.​

• Tottenham Hotspur – Everton – 0-0
• Sunderland – Arsenal – 0-2
• Liverpool – Fulham – 0-0
• Crystal Palace – Ipswich Town – 2-3
• Chelsea – Hull City – 2-2
• Aston Villa – Nottingham Forest – 1-2
• AFC Bournemouth – Brentford – 2-2