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Chelsea player ratings vs Burnley: Barkley takes rare league chance, James continues fine form
Chelsea blew the chance to go five points clear at the top of the Premier League as they were held to a 1-1 draw by Burnley.
Here’s how Thomas Tuchel’s side rated at Stamford Bridge...
Edouard Mendy 6
Next to nothing to do until he was beaten. Let down by his defence in that instance.
Andreas Christensen 6
Spent most of the match totally untroubled, but where was he when Rodriguez and Vydra combined for the equaliser?
Thiago Silva 6
So close to getting on the score sheet when heading against the post. And that miss proved vital when he watched Vydra fire home at the other end.
Toni Rudiger 6
Dominated for much of the game. Effective in the air in both areas, but will not be happy with Burnley’s goal.
Reece James 8
Goal-scorer last week, provider this. Burnley could not handle him on the right. Set up Havertz’ opener and Silva so nearly benefited from his delivery after the break.
N’Golo Kante 7
Enjoyed a bit of showboating amongst his usual physical dominance of midfield. Skipped out of a number of challenges when driving forward.
Jorginho 6
Not necessarily the type of game he would be expected to excel in, but cruised through the majority of this encounter.
Ben Chilwell 7
Flew forward whenever possible. If James did not get Burnley on the right, Chilwell was terrorising them on the left. One sweeping cross-field pass was a highlight.
Ross Barkley 7
Deployed in the No10 role and got loads of touches on the ball. A really positive performance to mark an unlikely turnaround in his Chelsea career. Should have scored just before going off.
Kai Havertz 6
Well-taken goal, but he should have added another in the second half when firing over from close range.
Callum Hudson-Odoi 6
Played as part of a front two and caused Burnley plenty of problems – forcing two saves from Pope and setting up Havertz for another chance.
Substitutes
Ruben Loftus-Cheek (Barkley, 72’) 5
If Tuchel wanted him to bring some more creativity, it did not really work out like that.
Christian Pulisic (Hudson-Odoi, 85’) 4
Ended up coming on for a rescue act, which he could not produce.
Mason Mount (Kante, 85’) 4
Could not turn the game back in Chelsea’s favour.
Subs: Kepa; Azpilicueta, Sarr, Chalobah; Saul, Ziyech
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