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Chelsea player ratings in 2-2 draw away vs Brentford

Cole Palmer is celebrating his goals for Chelsea against Princeford (filmed by Harry Murphy/Getty Pictures)

Chelsea left frustrated to come out with a point only because they admitted a late draw to Brentord on Saturday evening.

She was far from the classic Blues Show, as Cole Palmer came out of the bench to make it 1-1 early in the second half, while Moisees CaUUUSEDO looked like he won late with a great blow.

However, Princeford managed the goal of stopping to make him 2-2, in a result that may have been in general.

Read on to get our player’s classifications after he will feel three important points for Chelsea …

Chelsea player classifications

Robert Sanchez – (6/10) It may not be completely convincing of the goal of Princeford, even if it is a decent end, but it often made it solid all the time.

Wesley Fovana – (5/10) When Wesley Fovana was supported, Wesley Vovana seemed very unconvincing in this role, and in general, away from the pace. A drug addict for Rece James at half the time.

Jorrel Hato – (5/10) Also very poor today, Jorrel Hato was the last looked at the pace and did not last long, as Mark Kochilla replaced him in the second half.

Tosin Adarabioyo – (6/10) – Not strong enough for Princeford’s goal because he was slow to read the danger and could do more to close the player, but he is solid.

Trevo Chaloba – (7/10) Strong performance at the back, with some good passes and driving in what was a real test for Chelsea.

Moisees Caustero – (8.5/10) – It is not his best game, but the quality was presented when it was more important with a stunning late goal to give Chelsea three important points.

Enzo Fernandez – (7/10) – He grew up to the game, but also not at his best and seems to be a player who has returned from a long journey around the world for the international duty with Argentina.

Facundo Buonanotte – (6/10) – Moments or moments where he showed his quality, but in general it is not enough to make a great impression, and one of the few players who are connected at half the time.

Pedro Nito – (6.5/10) It works hard and lively, but nothing Pedro Nito tried to start this evening.

Jimmy Gittes at work with Chelsea against Princeford
Jimmy Gittes at work with Chelsea vs. Bernard (photographed by Jack Thomas/Getty Imach)

Jimmy Giten – (5.5/10) – He seemed anxious about its depth, but it is still the first days for Jimmy Gits in the Premier League. It started early in the second half.

Joao Pedro – (6.5/10) – I could not get the results group today, but it has quality and gives Chelsea a presence in the forefront in recent years.

Submarines: Cole Palmer (8/10), Tyrique George (6.5/10), Reece James (7/10), Marc Cuccurella (7/10), Alejandro Garnacho (6.5/10)

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2025-09-13 20:59:00

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