Hull continued their unbeaten start to the Premier League season after an entertaining 2-2 draw at Chelsea.
Morgan Rogers got the hosts in front after seven minutes to end Hull’s remarkable run of having not conceded in their opening three matches, drilling home at the near post inside the area after he was played in by João Pedro.
But a six-minute brace from Mohamed Belloumi turned the game on its head — the equaliser a low, drilled finish after an awkward bounce beat Jorell Hato, before a strike from the edge of the area took a deflection, leaving Emiliano Martínez helpless.
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Pedro got the hosts level in the second half after firing home from a Cole Palmer cutback which beat two defenders, setting up an entertaining closing spell as both sides had chances to score a winner. Martínez and Konstantinos Tzolakis were both called into action, but the points were shared at Stamford Bridge.
