John Terry outlines needs for Chelsea after draw with Hull
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 15, 2026, 12:07 PM
Last updated Sep 15, 2026

Chelsea drew 2-2 with Hull City at Stamford Bridge on September 14, 2026. After suffering a loss to Arsenal and winning against Leeds in the Carabao Cup, Chelsea was unable to secure a victory despite an early goal from Morgan Rogers. Mohamed Belloumi's brace gave Hull the lead before Joao Pedro equalized in the second half. Former Chelsea captain John Terry emphasized the importance of focusing on the basics to improve the team's performance, calling the match a missed opportunity. He stressed the need for commitment in defensive situations ahead of their upcoming match against Brentford.
- •Chelsea drew 2-2 with Hull on September 14, 2026.
- •Morgan Rogers opened the scoring, followed by two Hull goals from Mohamed Belloumi.
- •Joao Pedro equalized for Chelsea in the second half.
- •John Terry urged players to focus on core principles of the game.
- •Chelsea prepares for a match against Brentford on September 29.
- 12:07 PMYahoo Sports — John Terry reveals what Chelsea must do to reach next level after Hull setback
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