Kepa Arrizabalaga - The Spaniard retained his place even with Edouard Mendy's return to the squad and had little to do throughout the opening half. Chelsea's gloveman did not make his first save until on the verge of half-time, and he was fortunate to see Rade Krunic blaze over as he looked to pounce on Kepa's block. 6.
Wesley Fofana - Recovered from some early difficulty bringing the ball out to net Chelsea's opener with his first goal for the club. Sadly could not build upon it as he was forced off the pitch with an injury during the opening half. 6.
Thiago Silva - Dominant in the air and on the floor, the Brazilian continues to defy logic. 7.
