Eighteen minutes to go. Will there be a winner? Hull's only three shots in this half have come in that triple save from Thibaut Courtois. Chelsea - for all their attacking - have only had four efforts since the break.

Matthew Harmonyx: If the score stays the same, any of the current top four can realistically win the title. My money is on Arsenal to win 8 of 8!

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Andy Mellor: A win for Hull would make for the title showdown of all title showdowns

Archie Small: Sorry, but Jose needs to take Fabregas off. Severely lacking in confidence at the moment.

Chelsea concede a corner as Gary Cahill does well with a diving header to clear Ahmed Elmohamady's cross. The set-piece comes to nothing and Chelsea break with Willian winning a corner of his own.

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"Once again, Felipe Luis played the Hull winger onside there. But Thibaut Courtois three saves in a row there, he'll be delighted with that. He needed something to cheer himself up after that first-half error."

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Thibaut Courtois was at fault for Hull's equaliser but he's kept his side level there with not one save, not two, but three. Ahmed Elmohamady is in yards of space and forces a save from the Belgian. The ball breaks to Jake Livermore on the edge of the box and his effort is parried by the keeper and finally Gaston Ramirez's effort from close range is blocked by a reaction save.

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Chelsea boss Jose Mourinho makes his first change and it's Oscar who comes on for fellow Brazil midfielder Ramires, the man who replaced him in the starting line-up today.

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Chelsea go forward again and Diego Costa is smothered by two Hull defenders who help to scramble it back to Allan McGregor. Huge improvement from Chelsea on the final 35 minutes of the first half.

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"Sometimes you look at Chelsea at the moment and it's over intricate and over elaborate. At the moment, that final ball isn't happening. You can see Diego Costa asking for an early ball through to him."

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In these instances, you'd usually say the manager still has it. But Jose Mourinho never really had it as a player.

Chelsea are still dominating and probing, this is much more like the performance we would have expected from the Blues. And the one we'd expect from Hull too.

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It's all Chelsea so far, as Diego Costa holds off Paul McShane and plays a low cross into the box, which David Meyler is able to clear.

A minute later, Costa's header from Cesc Fabregas is deflected over for a corner.

This is much better by the Blues.

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"Chelsea have started well in this second-half. Similar to the tempo they began the first half with. Superb play on the far side by Eden Hazard, plays the perfect ball in to Fabregas, but Chelsea need to keep this tempo going against Hull."

It's Chelsea's first shot since their second goal in the ninth minute, Eden Hazard plays it to Cesc Fabregas, whose shot goes agonisingly wide of the far post.

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Hull's two goals were the quickest in succession by a Premier League club this season (74 seconds).

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"Keeping a close eye on this to see if there are any tactical changes for Chelsea. Maybe Cesc Fabregas will sit a bit deeper as Chelsea were getting very much over-run in midfield in that first-half."

Hull have had the last 10 shots in this game but Chelsea have the first attack of the second half. Luckily for Hull, David Meyler gets across to take the ball from Eden Hazard.