Olivier Giroud N/A – Didn’t have too many opportunities to shine. His best effort was a slightly wayward header with seconds remaining. AFP
CHELSEA RATINGS: Kepa Arrizabalaga 5 – Should have done better with Remy Cabella’s first half goal. Made a handful of routine stops in the second period. Reuters
Cesar Azpilicueta 6 – Had a slight lapse of concentration for Krasnodar’s opening goal. Improved as the game wore on – especially in an attacking capacity. Reuters
Andreas Christensen 7 – Dominant aerially in what was another fairly solid Champions League outing. The Danish defender has reinvigorated his Chelsea career in the Champions League this year. EPA
Antonio Rudiger 6 – Helped sure up the home sides defence in the second half. Recovered well from a sluggish start. AP
Emerson 8 – Provided great support to the Chelsea forwards, venturing forward with more intent than Azpilicueta on the opposite flank. Seems to improve with every passing game at the minute. Reuters
Billy Gilmour 7 – Kept things simple in the middle. Rarely made a mistake and turned the ball over very well. AFP
Jorginho 7 – Metronomic in possession and incisive when necessary from the No 6 position. His penalty to level the game was perfectly placed – as ever. EPA
Mateo Kovacic 7 – Showed good intent with the ball at his feet, driving the Blues forward at every opportunity. Was replaced in the second half. AFP
Kai Havertz 7 – Overall, the young German was impressive, contributing with good passing and dangerous through balls. Will perhaps feel disappointed to have squandered a handful of goalscoring opportunities. Getty
Tino Anjorin 7 – A more than respectable Champions League debut from the 19-year-old. Linked up well with Tammy Abraham - and generally looked a threat from the outset. Getty
Tammy Abraham 6 – Needed to impress his manager after Olivier Giroud’s recent heroics. Unfortunately for the England striker, he did the very opposite. His good overall play was undone by a series of bad misses in front of goal. AFP
SUBS: Timo Werner 7 – Very lively on the left after being introduced with 70 minutes played. Fired wide following a particularly impressive solo run. EPA
N’Golo Kante 6 – Played further forward than we are perhaps used to seeing him. Generally Impressed in the final third. AP
Olivier Giroud N/A – Didn’t have too many opportunities to shine. His best effort was a slightly wayward header with seconds remaining. AFP
CHELSEA RATINGS: Kepa Arrizabalaga 5 – Should have done better with Remy Cabella’s first half goal. Made a handful of routine stops in the second period. Reuters
Cesar Azpilicueta 6 – Had a slight lapse of concentration for Krasnodar’s opening goal. Improved as the game wore on – especially in an attacking capacity. Reuters
Andreas Christensen 7 – Dominant aerially in what was another fairly solid Champions League outing. The Danish defender has reinvigorated his Chelsea career in the Champions League this year. EPA
Antonio Rudiger 6 – Helped sure up the home sides defence in the second half. Recovered well from a sluggish start. AP
Emerson 8 – Provided great support to the Chelsea forwards, venturing forward with more intent than Azpilicueta on the opposite flank. Seems to improve with every passing game at the minute. Reuters
Billy Gilmour 7 – Kept things simple in the middle. Rarely made a mistake and turned the ball over very well. AFP
Jorginho 7 – Metronomic in possession and incisive when necessary from the No 6 position. His penalty to level the game was perfectly placed – as ever. EPA
Mateo Kovacic 7 – Showed good intent with the ball at his feet, driving the Blues forward at every opportunity. Was replaced in the second half. AFP
Kai Havertz 7 – Overall, the young German was impressive, contributing with good passing and dangerous through balls. Will perhaps feel disappointed to have squandered a handful of goalscoring opportunities. Getty
Tino Anjorin 7 – A more than respectable Champions League debut from the 19-year-old. Linked up well with Tammy Abraham - and generally looked a threat from the outset. Getty
Tammy Abraham 6 – Needed to impress his manager after Olivier Giroud’s recent heroics. Unfortunately for the England striker, he did the very opposite. His good overall play was undone by a series of bad misses in front of goal. AFP
SUBS: Timo Werner 7 – Very lively on the left after being introduced with 70 minutes played. Fired wide following a particularly impressive solo run. EPA
N’Golo Kante 6 – Played further forward than we are perhaps used to seeing him. Generally Impressed in the final third. AP
Olivier Giroud N/A – Didn’t have too many opportunities to shine. His best effort was a slightly wayward header with seconds remaining. AFP
