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Mohamed Belloumi struck twice as Hull City took a surprise 2-1 lead at Chelsea after Morgan Rogers had opened the scoring at Stamford Bridge in the Premier League on Saturday.

Winger Belloumi met Ryan Giles’ bouncing ball with a firm finish in space inside the penalty area in the 28th minute, then repeated the trick via a deflection after Semi Ajayi’s header hit the crossbar.

“Look at these scenes,” former Crystal Palace captain Joel Ward told BBC Radio 5 Live of Hull’s fans. “They are living the dream.

“They’re enjoying it, they’re soaking this up. What a comeback. They’ve been solid, they’ve kept themselves in the game.

“They’ve capitalised on the opportunities they’ve had and been clinical in front of goal. They hit the bar from a corner, it bounces back out and it’s a great strike.

“It took a little deflection but it was on target. They’ve caught Chelsea off-guard.”

Chelsea vs Hull: Belloumi double in Premier League

New £117 million signing Rogers collected Joao Pedro’s pass and beat goalkeeper Konstantinos Tzolakis from inside the box on the left in the seventh minute to put Chelsea in front.

“It was a quick breakaway,” observed Ward. “To have a front three with Cole Palmer, Rogers and Joao Pedro, with the way they transition up the pitch and the quality they’ve got, they can hurt you.

“It was a beautiful strike from Rogers. He took it onto his left foot and hit a low-driven strike into the bottom corner. The ‘keeper couldn’t quite get down quickly enough.”

Play-off winners Hull have been one of the stories of the season so far, taking seven points from their previous three top-flight matches without conceding – and Sergej Jakirovic’s moved top of the live table after Belloumi’s second.

“It was a bit of a nothing ball forward over the top,” Ward said of the Algerian’s first. “Just hooked into the penalty area.

“It’s fallen kindly to Belloumi and he’s struck it well, beautifully down into the bottom corner… as a travelling supporter, these are the days you dream about and the away days you love.”

Chelsea team vs Hull City

Malo Gusto and Levi Colwill were the only players to retain their places from Chelsea’s 6-3 home win over Leeds United in the EFL Cup on Wednesday, recovering from 2-0 behind.

Maxence Lacroix – a summer signing from Crystal Palace – dropped to the bench for the first time this season.

Chelsea: Martinez; Gusto, Fofana, Colwill, Hato; James, Lavia; Neto, Palmer, Rogers; Pedro.

Chelsea substitutes: Acheampong, Barco, Chavarria, Estevao, Gittens, Lacroix, Penders, Quenda, Welbeck

Hull City team vs Chelsea

Nobel Mendy, Lewie Coyle and Matt Crooks were Hull’s only three starting players retained from their 1-0 defeat at Sunderland in the EFL Cup on Tuesdsay.

Crooks’ inclusion was the only change from the side that started last Saturday’s 0-0 draw with Aston Villa, with Lucas Gourna-Douath again on the bench.

Sorba Thomas was fit for a place on the bench despite being involved in a car accident on Friday in which the new signing was unharmed.

Hull: Tzolakis; Ajayi, Egan, Mendy; Coyle, Crooks, Slater, Giles; Belloumi, McBurnie, Stroud.

Hull substitutes: Cho, Gourna-Douath, Herrington, Iroegbunam, Norton-Cuffy, Phillips, Targett, Thomas, Vaz.

Chelsea vs Hull stats, Premier League form

• Chelsea have never lost in 10 Premier League meetings with Hull (W8 D2), only facing Portsmouth more times without losing in the competition (14)
• They have failed to win any of their last four home league games against newly promoted sides (D3 L1). Only once in the Blues’ league history have they gone five without a win at home to promoted opponents, doing so from April 1947 to September 1948
• Xabi Alonso’s side could Chelsea win three successive Premier League games at Stamford Bridge for the first time since their final three of the 2024/25 campaign
• Having gone 19 games without a clean sheet in the league, Chelsea are on their longest such run since a sequence of 31 between November 1960 and August 1961 (31 games) and 22 from April to November 1953
• Should Chelsea score inside the opening five minutes, they will be the second side ever to do so in four consecutive Premier League matches, after Brentford in September/October 2024
• Hull have never won in 18 league visits to Chelsea (D3 L15), which is the most they have faced any team away in the top four tiers without winning
• They could become the first team since Manchester City in 2015/16 to keep a clean sheet in each of their first four matches of the Premier League season with no promoted side ever achieving the feat
• Victory at Coventry City on August 29 was Hull’s first in six league away games (D2 L3). They also drew at Stoke City and lost at Sunderland in this season’s EFL Cup, although they beat Millwall away in the Championship play-offs on May 11 and defeat Middlesbrough at Wembley Stadium 12 days later to win promotion
• Only Newcastle United (28%) have spent more time in a low block during opposition build-up than Hull in the Premier League this season (26.5%)
• Oli McBurnie could make his 100th Premier League appearance in this match and has made 258 high-intensity pressures so far in the Premier League this season, which is 74 more than any other player

Where to watch Chelsea v Hull: TV channel, live online streams

Kick-off on Saturday was at 15:00 BST (10:00 ET / 07:00 PT). This match is not being shown live in the UK.

Here’s the full list ofPremier League international broadcasters.