Chelsea player categories in 2-2 tied away against Brentord

Chelsea They left frustrated only with a point because they acknowledged 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.

Jorel 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 Adarabiyo – (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.

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

Moisees Caeedo – (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 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.

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