Chelsea maintained their three-point gap at the top of the Premier League but the two leading contenders looked sluggish today
Jose Mourinho's men were the first team to strike when Oscar played a perfectly weighted ball into the box and all 5ft 8 inches of Eden Hazard leapt to head past Hull 'keeper Allan McGregor.
Reigning champions Man City left it a little later in the half to break the deadlock and it was Chelsea old boy, whose impact on games hasn't slipped an iota, who tidily finished off a flowing City move.
Chelsea's task was made easier after the break when Tom Huddlestone was sent off for an ugly stamp on Felipe Luis.
Diego Costa made it 2-0 when he swept home this chance from eight yards out.
This one is a toughie. We have yet another Irish-influenced Premier League quiz for you all. Can you name the Irish player with the most Premier League appearances for each of the current Premier League clubs. Good luck!
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