More Superior Than Chelsea Hull City

Chelsea are expected to win by a landslide score bahka face newly promoted Hull City. Statistics and data contained barely support the Blues in his first game this season.
Stamford Bridge on Sunday (18/8) night will be the beginning of a trip with Jose Mourinho's Chelsea in the season 2013/2014. It was their first competitive match.
Afterwards Chelsea will be faced with a busy schedule due date of August 21 they will be against Aston Villa and the lapse of four days later 'The Blue' is coming to the Eden Arena to challenge Bayern Munich in the European Super Cup match.
Victory will certainly boost mental and motivation of the players. Moreover, the current Chelsea squad ready for combat with Juan Mata, Eden Hazard, Oscar, Fernando Torres, Demba Ba, and Ramires in a fit condition. Not to mention Romelu Lukaku, Kevin De Bruyne as well as two new players Andre Schuerrle and Marco van Ginkel.
How about Hull City? This team may be bearing the Tigers have a lot to pray for not conceding a lot in their first game after promotion to the Premier League.
The following data and facts relating to the meeting of the two teams tonight as preached BBC.
Head to head
Hull City have never beaten Chelsea in 19 meetings in competitive matches (5 draws, 14 lost).
Chelsea are unbeaten in their last four meetings in the Premier League (2 wins, 2 draws).
Hull's last victory in a competitive fixture of Chelsea occurred in October 1998 (3-0 at home)
Chelsea
Chelsea won the most total points at the opening match in the history of the Premier League with 44 points Chelsea have won 12 and drawn two of 14 games last league opener, scoring 36 goals and conceding 14 goals.
Chelsea have lost only three times of the last 73 meetings with the campaign teams. Last season Frank Lampard finished the first player who can score at least 10 goals or more in 10 consecutive seasons in the league.
Fernando Torres scored a hat-trick against Hull City when he was in uniform Liverpool in September 2009.
Jose Mourinho is a manager with a winning percentage in the history of the Premier League (70%) over a period of at least one season. He also became the best of the 14 rows of the Chelsea manager who handles a team of more than 100 league and cup games (67%).
Hull City
Hull City last away win in the opening match occurred in 2002, when they won 3-1 at home to Exeter in the fourth caste competition in the UK The Tigers scored 61 goals last season, the lowest among the teams that finish in the top 12 standings and five fewer goals than Peterborough are relegated. They won 21 of 23 games in the Championship when scoring first (21 wins, 1 draw, 1 defeat).