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Pundit Ashley Williams Says Chelsea Defence Looked 'Weak and Disjointed' in Draw

Former Wales international and Match of the Day pundit Ashley Williams criticised Chelsea's defending after the side drew 2-2 with Hull at Stamford Bridge, according to BBC Sport.

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Match of the Day pundit Ashley Williams said Chelsea's defence looked "weak and disjointed" following the team's 2-2 draw against Hull at Stamford Bridge, BBC Sport reported.

According to the BBC Sport analysis, Williams described Chelsea's backline as "struggling" during the match, pointing to defensive lapses that contributed to the draw.

The BBC Sport segment did not provide further details on specific incidents or player performances beyond Williams' assessment of the team's overall defensive shape.

Chelsea have faced scrutiny over their defensive record this season, though the BBC Sport report did not include additional context on league standings or subsequent fixtures.

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