Chelsea player ratings vs Qarabag, Champions League 22nd November 2017
Chelsea player ratings vs Qarabag ? All Chelsea players ratings from the Chelsea vs Qarabag match? Chelsea vs Qarabag player ratings against Qarabag in Champions League round game on the 22nd of November 2017?
Chelsea returned to Champions League action with a 4-0 hammering of Qarabag.
Here you will find the Chelsea player ratings from the Blues 4-0 win over Qarabag in the Champions League.
Chelsea player ratings vs Qarabag ? Chelsea v Qarabag player ratings?
Which Chelsea players were the greatest against Qarabag ? Which players flopped? Here we rank the Chelsea player ratings vs Qarabag .
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Chelsea player ratings against Qarabag
Chelsea player ratings vs Qarabag ? All Chelsea players ratings from the Chelsea vs Qarabag match? Chelsea vs Qarabag player ratings against Qarabag in Champions League round game on the 22nd November 2017?
Here you will find the Chelsea player ratings from the Blues 4-0 win over Qarabag in the Champions League.
GK Thibaut Courtois, 6 — Had the crossbar to thank for his clean sheet when beaten early by a Michel shot with the score 0-0 but, thereafter, was a spectator as Chelsea dominated possession.
DF Cesar Azpilicueta, 8 — Another faultless display from the versatile captain, who started the match in the back three and finished it at wing-back when Gary Cahill replaced Marcos Alonso.
DF David Luiz, 6 — Back in the side for the first time since the 3-0 loss to Roma, Luiz took a while to settle into the game and was fortunate when Michel beat him to the ball and rattled the woodwork. Composure followed, but he didn’t show enough defensive quality to give Conte any reason to select him for Saturday’s game at Liverpool.
DF Antonio Rudiger, 7 — Solid defensive performance. Made some excellent covering tackles to restrict Qarabag striker Dino Ndlovu.
MF Davide Zappacosta, 6 — Saw plenty of the action on the right flank but his final ball lacked quality, particularly when Alvaro Morata entered the fray in the role of orthodox striker; he could have profited with better service.
MF Marcos Alonso, 5 — Effective going forward, but struggled defensively to contain Wilde-Donald Guerrier. A booking on the hour for impeding the Haiti international led to Conte substituting Alonso before further frustration might have resulted in his dismissal.
MF N’Golo Kante, 8 — Having ensured Chelsea’s defence weathered an early Qarabag storm, Kante went into cruise control, controlling midfield and allowing Cesc Fabregas the latitude to play further forward.
MF Cesc Fabregas, 8 — Played some delightful balls out of midfield to provide ammunition for Pedro, Willian and Hazard and linked up with Azpilicueta and Zappacosta. With Hazard subbed, Babregas took Chelsea’s second penalty of the game and remained focused enough to score when asked to retake following an infringement.
FW Willian, 9 — Willian has been on the periphery of Conte’s Champions League team thinking for some time now, but handed a free rein against Qarabag by the Blues’ boss the Brazil international provided a timely reminder of his ability, scoring two goals and winning two penalties in what was a an outstanding man-of-the-match performance.
FW Pedro, 7 — Qarabag’s defence had no answer to his pace, other than resorting to cynical challenges. Pedro had chances to score but was denied by a mix of decent goalkeeping and poor finishing.
FW Eden Hazard, 8 — Hazard has been deployed as a “false nine” on a number of occasions but flattered to deceive more often than not in the position. That changed against Qarabag; the 26-year-old displayed excellent spatial awareness and had the pace to continually cause problems. He converted the first penalty of the game and teed up Willian for Chelsea’s second goal.
Substitutes
DF Gary Cahill, 6 — Replaced Alonso and went into the back three where he was untroubled for the remainder of the game.
FW Alvaro Morata, 6 — Replaced Hazard and maintained the constant threat to Qarabag’s defence. Saw plenty of the ball but was unable to find the net.
MF Danny Drinkwater, NR — Replaced Kante late on with victory sealed.
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