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There was more excitement at Stamford Bridge on Saturday afternoon after Chelsea\u2019s 2-2 draw with Hull City in the Premier League.<\/strong><\/p>\n

During the week, Chelsea<\/a> and Leeds United played out a 6-3 thriller, with the Blues coming out as victors.<\/p>\n

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Xabi Alonso\u2019s<\/a> side have been involved in another entertaining game once again following their 2-2 draw with Hull<\/a>, but what have supporters learned from this one?<\/p>\n

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Dropped points against Hull\u2026 Does Xabi Alonso need to make some serious changes?<\/h3>\n

Who would you drop from today’s XI?<\/p>\n<\/p><\/div>\n<\/p><\/div>\n<\/p><\/div>\n

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Chelsea\u2019s midfield and defence have crumbled in Moises Caicedo\u2019s absence<\/h2>\n

Chelsea\u2019s midfield has been non-existent without Moises Caicedo<\/a>. It is bypassed so easily, and once Hull and the Blues\u2019 previous opponents have got to their box, the defending has not been good enough.<\/p>\n

With a defensive midfielder of Caicedo\u2019s quality in the side, you cannot help but feel that Chelsea would be a bit more solid.<\/p>\n

Jorrel Hato could lose his spot to Pep Chavarria<\/h2>\n

Pep Chavarria impressed against Leeds<\/a> and was probably quite unfortunate to be dropped for Jorrel Hato<\/a>.<\/p>\n

Hato was at fault for Hull\u2019s first goal, though Malo Gusto\u2019s defending was not great either.<\/p>\n

Malo Gusto should not be starting for Chelsea right now<\/h2>\n

On the subject of Gusto<\/a>, to be blunt, he should not be anywhere near Chelsea\u2019s starting XI right now.<\/p>\n

On the ball, the Frenchman has been poor, while his defending has also been far from convincing. It was no different against Hull, and it is now time for him to be dropped.<\/p>\n

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Morgan Rogers is comfortable on the left<\/h2>\n

Many questioned where Morgan Rogers<\/a> was going to play when Chelsea signed him during the summer. <\/p>\n

There was this perception that Rogers could only play right behind the striker despite the 24-year-old playing a lot of games out wide at Villa.<\/p>\n

At Chelsea so far, Rogers has had no issues playing on the left flank and in the left half-space. He proved that once again against Hull, scoring another early goal for his new side.<\/p>\n

Emiliano Martinez needs to find more consistency during games<\/h2>\n

Emiliano Martinez<\/a> had a pretty mixed game. The Argentine made some good catches in the air, but he also spilled the ball a few times.<\/p>\n

Chelsea\u2019s defence is not settled at the moment, and inconsistent goalkeeping will not help the Blues. <\/p>\n

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