Chelsea player ratings vs Man City: Enzo Fernandez to the rescue! Manager-less Blues battle to late draw as Reece James shines while Pedro Neto endures a nightmare | Goal.com Malaysia

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Goalkeeper & Defence

Filip Jorgensen (6/10):

The goalkeeper was handed a rare Premier League start off the back of Sanchez's injury and gave a good account of himself.

Josh Acheampong (7/10):

The young defender made some great covering tackles and showed good pace to keep up with the flying Haaland.

Trevoh Chalobah (6/10):

Was chasing shadows at times, but still did a competent enough job in a backline that was under a lot of pressure.

Benoit Badiashile (5/10):

His passing out from the back leaves much to be desired, but other than that, he did okay.

Malo Gusto (6/10):

With Cucurella out injured, the young full-back didn't have much joy in the first half, but seemed better suited to the right wing-back role in the second period.

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Midfield

Reece James (7/10):

The Chelsea captain has been one of the few positives for the Blues in recent weeks, but he looked a bit leggy in the first half against City's commanding midfield. He did get stuck in and gave his team a real chance in the second, however.

Enzo Fernandez (8/10):

The Argentina international seemed like he was in a losing midfield battle in the first half but he was able to walk out of the Etihad with his head held high after an impressive display in the centre of the park. Plus, he grabbed a crucial equaliser at the death.

Cole Palmer (5/10):

Didn't really get going against his old club, something that was summed up by his air shot late on.

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Attack

Estevao (5/10):

The teenager had a great start to life at Chelsea, but he appears to be finding things a bit more difficult at present. Barely had a kick and was subbed at the break.

Joao Pedro (5/10):

His touch let him down, and he didn't lead Chelsea's attack very well, hence being replaced by Delap.

Pedro Neto (4/10):

Had a very frustrating game, with some of his decision-making a tad baffling. The Portuguese got into good positions but wasted almost every chance.

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Subs & Manager

Andrey Santos (7/10):

Gave Chelsea's midfield a bit more control and substance.

Liam Delap (7/10):

Was a real handful off the bench, using his pace and power to good effect.

Jorrel Hato (6/10):

Was a bit sloppy initially but made a vital interception to deny Bernardo.

Calum McFarlane(8/10):

The interim coach saw his players put in an insipid first-half display, but he tweaked their formation around, made some changes, and saw a much better second-half performance. He was quite rightly delighted when they snatched a point at the end, too.