Mohamed Belloumi double earns Hull City a 2-2 draw at Chelsea

Chelsea were held to a 2-2 draw by Hull City at Stamford Bridge on Saturday, as Mohamed Belloumi's first-half double put the visitors in front before João Pedro rescued a point for the hosts in Gameweek 4.

Morgan Rogers gave Chelsea the lead in the seventh minute, but Belloumi hauled the Tigers level on 28 minutes and struck again six minutes later to turn the match on its head before the interval. João Pedro levelled in the 66th minute to complete the scoring, ensuring the points were shared.

From a seventh-minute lead to trailing by the 34th, Chelsea's afternoon had been turned inside out in the space of 27 minutes.

Goals

• 7' — Morgan Rogers (Chelsea)
• 28' — Mohamed Belloumi (Hull City)
• 34' — Mohamed Belloumi (Hull City)
• 66' — João Pedro (Chelsea)

The recorded key events show a match shaped entirely by goals: no red cards and no penalties.

An upset by the bookmakers' numbers

FanTribe's match data flags this as an upset. Bookmaker odds (via api_football) had made Chelsea heavy favourites at 1.22 — a bookmaker-derived implied win probability of 79% — with the draw at 6.8 (a 14% implied probability) and a Hull win at 12.9 (7% implied). The draw, the 14% implied-probability outcome, is what transpired.

It was one of six upsets FanTribe logged across Gameweek 4, alongside goalless draws for Liverpool against Fulham and Tottenham Hotspur against Everton, a 2-2 between AFC Bournemouth and Brentford, and away wins for Nottingham Forest at Aston Villa and Ipswich Town at Crystal Palace.

The fans' call

FanTribe's prediction data shows this fixture produced the biggest fan-versus-market disagreement of the gameweek. The sole community prediction backed Hull to win — 100% of the picks logged — against a market that had priced the Blues as strong favourites, a disagreement gap of 93. The away pick carried 258 FanTribe points and a Chelsea win just 24, but the draw, worth 136 points, went uncalled: the community's correct-prediction tally for this fixture finished at zero.

Across Gameweek 4 as a whole, FanTribe's data shows the community and the market disagreed on six of the ten fixtures.

What it means for the table

According to the Premier League table, Hull sit third with eight points from four matches — unbeaten, with two wins, two draws, five goals scored and only two conceded. Chelsea are fourth on seven points from two wins, one draw and one defeat, with ten goals scored and nine conceded.

The point keeps Hull's unbeaten start to the 2026-27 season intact and leaves them sitting a place and a point above Chelsea, according to the table. Arsenal, meanwhile, set the early pace at the top with four wins from four and 12 points, plus a goal difference of seven, per the table.