Chelsea player ratings vs Hull City as Morgan Rogers and Joao Pedro shine but 3/10 poor
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The full Chelsea player ratings from the Blues' 2-2 draw with Hull City at Stamford Bridge with Joao Pedro coming to the rescue yet again for Xabi Alonso
Chelsea's attacking trio once again bailed the defence out as they fought back to draw with Hull City at Stamford Bridge on Saturday afternoon.
While the Blues' defence looked poor once again, Cole Palmer, Morgan Rogers and Joao Pedro continued their electric start to the season. Joao Pedro levelled the match to earn the hosts a point in west London after some great work from Palmer. Rogers had given Chelsea the lead early on.
It was, for the fourth successive league match, an early goal for the Blues. Hull had a corner but the Tigers were counter attacked on and Rogers fired past Konstantinos Tzolakis at the goalkeeper's near post.
However, Hull fought back later in the first-half to put themselves 2-1 up at the break. Mohamed Belloumi fired into the bottom corner after a mistake from Jorrel Hato and the Tigers attacker then scored his second after some calamitous defending from the Blues from a corner.
Chelsea's second-half pressure paid off on 66 minutes when Joao Pedro fired into the roof of the net after some fine work from Palmer down the left-hand side.
Despite Chelsea's best efforts, they couldn't break down Hull for a third time at the Bridge. Below, Bobby Vincent rates the Chelsea players based on their performance.
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