Hull boss Sergej Jakirovic joked that the best way to stop Chelsea's free-flowing attack is "to kick them."
The Tigers have yet to concede a goal on their return to the Premier League, beating Manchester United and Coventry before drawing with Aston Villa last week.
Their defence will come up against its biggest test yet when they travel to Stamford Bridge on Saturday to take on a Chelsea front three of João Pedro, Cole Palmer and Morgan Rogers.
Xabi Alonso's side have been electric in front of goal this season, scoring 16 goals in five league and cup games.
Asked how Hull might nullify them, Jakirovic joked: "To kick them? No, if you are there man-marking, you don't have chance.
"So, it's very, very simple because they are capable to pass one, two, three players.
"It's about being together -- compact team, team effort and defending as a team, and we will see.
"But they have very, very big quality and it will be very, very demanding for us.
"Tough, but we will see. Like I said, it's a great challenge ahead of us, and we will try to play."
Hull's excellent start to the campaign, winning seven points from three games, has perhaps raised expectations on their return to the Premier League.
Jakirovic says his side can still improve.
"Every game, it's a new challenge. Like I said, we will try to play even better than the first three rounds," he said.
"I expect in every game that we grow, and it's a great experience for us. Also now we have three games behind us, and still we can play better.
"We can improve for a lot of things, like I said, in all moments of the play, and we will see.
"We have seven points, which is good. We didn't concede, which is excellent.
"But I also know that a lot of teams will be very motivated to score against us, which is normal, and it's just about tactical discipline, no matter what's going on on the pitch, that we keep our focus and we have we have our tactical plan and we try to show this on the pitch."
The Tigers have no fresh injuries for their capital appointment, with Brooke Norton-Cuffy, John Egan and Paddy McNair all fit.
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Hidemasa Morita and Charlie Hughes are still out
"Still Morita, Charlie Hughes but I think that's it," Jakirovic said on possible absentees.
"Cuffy is fine after a scan, Paddy McNair is fine.
"Some problems after the Sunderland game [on Tuesday] but nothing special and they will be available for the game.
"Norton-Cuffy felt his calf after the game against Aston Villa. The next day we sent him for a scan and the scan said there was nothing.
"He felt something off the ball. He didn't feel good with his calf and we took precautions."
