Analysis: Tigers continue impressive start

[Getty Images] Hull entered the third round of fixtures as one of only four Premier League clubs with a 100% record after two games. And Sergej Jakirovic's side had every opportunity to keep that record going against Aston Villa . The majority of Hull's attacks on Saturday went through Mohamed Belloumi on the right wing and he almost gifted a third win from as many matches to the Tigers here with a stunning effort. The Algerian winger, 24, has shown in the opening weeks he has the quality to make an impact in the Premier League after starring in their promotion campaign. But it was not just Belloumi who threatened to inflict another defeat on Villa. New signing Mohamed-Ali Cho produced a save out of Zion Suzuki after combining with Oli McBurnie in the 89th minute and, not much later, McBurnie himself failed to make proper connection with a Ryan Giles cross with the goal at his mercy. But sitting just two points behind leaders Manchester City with a clean sheet and unbeaten after three matches is not a bad position to be in for a club that avoided relegation to League One on goal difference only last year.