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EPL: Phil Neville pinpoints Chelsea’s weakness Hull City exploited
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EPL: Phil Neville pinpoints Chelsea’s weakness Hull City exploited

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Former Everton star, Phil Neville, has pinpointed Chelsea’s weakness that Hull City exploited during both sides’ Premier League 2-2 draw on Saturday.

Morgan Rogers gave Xabi Alonso’s men the lead in the early stage of the encounter.

But Hull City turned the game around, thanks to two goals from Mohamed Belloumi.

Joao Pedro then restored parity after scoring Chelsea’s second goal as the encounter ended in a draw.

“We felt before the game that Hull were just going to park the bus, but they did not do that,” Neville said on NBC Sports.

“I think what they obviously did they saw weaknesses in the Chelsea set-up defensively. There was lots of space on that right-hand side, behind Neto.

“They created chances, they high-pressed, they were hard to beat. I thought it was an outstanding tactical performance from Hull.”

EPL: Phil Neville pinpoints Chelsea’s weakness Hull City exploited 

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