Player Ratings: Chelsea’s Performance Against Manchester City

omidbasir- **Filip Jorgensen (6/10):**
The goalkeeper was given a rare opportunity to start in the Premier League due to Sanchez’s injury and performed commendably.

**Josh Acheampong (7/10):**
The young defender exhibited impressive covering tackles and demonstrated good pace, successfully keeping pace with the speedy Haaland.

**Trevoh Chalobah (6/10):**
At times, he struggled to keep up with the opposition but managed to fulfill his role effectively in a defense that faced significant pressure.

**Benoit Badiashile (5/10):**
While his passing from the back was lacking, he generally performed adequately in other aspects.

**Malo Gusto (6/10):**
With Cucurella sidelined due to injury, the young full-back faced challenges in the first half but appeared more effective in a right wing-back position during the second half.

**Reece James (7/10):**
As the Chelsea captain, he has been a rare positive for the team lately, although he seemed fatigued in the first half against City’s dominant midfield. He fought hard and contributed significantly in the second half.

**Enzo Fernandez (8/10):**
The Argentine international struggled initially in midfield but ultimately delivered an impressive performance, capped off with a crucial equalizer in the dying moments of the match.

**Cole Palmer (5/10):**
Struggled to make an impact against his former club, epitomized by a missed opportunity late in the game.

**Estevao (5/10):**
After a promising start at Chelsea, the teenager is currently finding it challenging, contributing little before being substituted at halftime.

**Joao Pedro (5/10):**
His touch was inconsistent, failing to effectively lead Chelsea’s attack, which resulted in his substitution for Delap.

**Pedro Neto (4/10):**
Had a frustrating match, with puzzling decision-making. He managed to get into good positions but squandered nearly every opportunity.

**Andrey Santos (7/10):**
Provided Chelsea’s midfield with greater control and robustness.

**Liam Delap (7/10):**
Made a strong impact off the bench, utilizing his speed and strength effectively.

**Jorrel Hato (6/10):**
Initially a bit careless, he made a crucial interception to thwart Bernardo’s attack.

**Calum McFarlane (8/10):**
The interim coach witnessed a lackluster first-half display from his players. However, after adjusting their formation and making substitutions, he saw a marked improvement in the second half. He was rightfully pleased when the team managed to secure a point in the end.