Lewis Starks: Courtois howler aside... Both Chelsea goals were Ivanovic's fault! Stop passing it BACKWARDS!

Tim Collingwood: Hull have deserved this. Playing very well and with little to no fear. Chelsea look nervy against Hull's pace

Mark Smith: Two quick goals from Hull but there would still have been time for #Gerrard to have been sent off..

Image source, Getty Images

It's been a fairly end-to-end game, Chelsea are currently on the attack but Hull have had plenty of the ball - and in good positions too.

Maybe this title isn't wrapped up yet for Chelsea?

Former Scotland international Pat Nevin
BBC Radio 5 live

"Diego Costa is going to have to accept it. He's got to be strong and hold the ball up and take the hit."

Hull were seconds away from beating Manchester City last month, with James Milner scoring a last-minute equaliserto make it 1-1. A shame for them that they don't play like this every week.

Former Scotland international Pat Nevin
BBC Radio 5 live

"A few Chelsea players are annoyed with the challenge there from Alex Bruce. But I think the phrase is 'let him know you're there'. There's nothing wrong with the challenge and sometimes you don't always get away with those."

Diego Costa is holding the ball up in the corner (a bit early for that!) and Alex Bruce swings his boot behind him, getting a touch on the ball first before his boot carries on to fell Costa. The frontman wants a free-kick but there's none coming.

Former Scotland international Pat Nevin
BBC Radio 5 live

Image source, Getty Images

"I would suggest that everyone of Hull's front four players has got the run on everyone of the Chelsea back four. It's clear to see that Chelsea are struggling for pace at the back there. It's such a mess for them.

"At the moment, we've hardly mentioned Nemanja Matic's name and he just hasn't been able to get in to the game."

Louis Rossi: This game has the feel of Liverpool vs Palace during the close of last season...

Liverpool led that game 3-0 but drew 3-3 to severely harm their title bid.

There were 74 seconds between those goals, stats fans.

Okey Francis: Courtois has just handed Petr Cech a place on the starting line up for the next game. What a howler!!

Keval Shah: You might say Courtois was far too courteous there. Shocking defending from Chelsea. Shot themselves in the foot.

This is unbelievable - it looked like game over after nine minutes. It's actually a fair scoreline though, Hull have played very well so far.

Former Scotland international Pat Nevin
BBC Radio 5 live

"It's bordering on comedy defending. I have no idea what Courtois is trying to do. An incorrect decision, just get it upfield and leather it. It's two half-mistakes there from Ivanovic. What great belief from Hull City and what a game we've got on our hands now."

Image source, Reuters

What on earth have we seen here?! Branislav Ivanovic passes back to Thibaut Courtois, who tries to cut the ball onto his left foot but passes it straight to Abel Hernandez, who slides it past the Belgian and in for 2-2.

Image source, Getty Images

What a game, Andrew Robertson charges down the left wing like a Scottish Roberto Carlos and he whips in a perfect ball into the box for Ahmed Elmohamady to scramble home from close range.

Hull have deserved this.

Image source, Getty Images

A nice Chelsea move leads to Willian crossing in but finding no-one, it's up to Paul McShane to clear it but instead - facing the byline - he starts juggling the ball before clearing it for a throw-in.

Former Scotland international Pat Nevin
BBC Radio 5 live

"I would not be surprised if Kurt Zouma comes on at half-time for Chelsea. Hull have more pace than Chelsea's back line in simple terms and I don't think Chelsea can keep that going for too long. If Hull can get a goal back, this stadium will be buzzing with belief."

Image source, EPA

This is Chelsea's first shot that has not ended up in the back of the net - Diego Costa heading over from eight yards out after Eden Hazard had played in Filipe Luis, who crossed it for the burly Brazilian-turned-Spaniard.

Better news for Hull. Seamus Coleman has put Everton 1-0 ahead against their relegation rivals QPR at Loftus Road with a neat side-footed shot inside the area.

You can listen to that match on BBC Radio 5 live Sports Extra or follow our live text with Jonathan Jurejko here.

Former Scotland international Pat Nevin
BBC Radio 5 live

Image source, Getty Images

"I know they're 2-0 down, but Hull are playing well. They're knocking the ball around and creating chances. Steve Bruce has adapted the system now to push Dame N'Doye forward. It could be quite a dangerous tactic, that'll backfire, but he's showing an intent to go for it."

Rob Meech: Eden Hazard needs to get rid of his horrendous excuse of a beard. Great footballer though.....

Lewis Keefe: Anyone thinking Chelsea are going to throw the title away remember Chelsea only have this competition left .... 2 trophy season.