Chelsea are safely through to the FA Cup fourth round after an emphatic win over Morecambe.

Following a frustrating opening 39 minutes in which Christopher Nkunku had a penalty saved, Chelsea’s pressure finally told as Tosin Adarabioyo broke the deadlock with a deflected effort.

That made for a comfortable second half as Nkunku, Tosin and a brace from Joao Felix sealed a comfortable 5-0 win over the spirited League Two outfit.

Here’s how Enzo Maresca’s side rated at Stamford Bridge...

Filip Jorgensen 5

Managed to have an oddly erratic game despite keeping a clean sheet in a comprehensive win. Ropey under the high ball and at set-pieces.

Reece James 6

Back after two months out with latest hamstring problem and given 45 minutes. Corners caused plenty of problems, including in lead up to penalty.

Axel Disasi 5

Missed two big chances at 0-0 when heading over from close range. Passing was loose and ruffled by the giant presence of Dackers.

Tosin Adarabioyo 8

Remarkable afternoon on the attacking front. Almost apologetic as long-range strike deflected in to open scoring. Went close with a better hit from even further soon after, before striking a brilliant third.

Renato Veiga 6

Tasked with inverting to bolster an otherwise light midfield. Did not exactly look comfortable against Ben Tollitt. Nice dummy for Tosin’s second goal.

Romeo Lavia 6

Returned after missing five games over Christmas with hamstring issue. No room to play in crowded middle of the park but was tidy enough. Withdrawn in pre-planned half-time change.

Christopher Nkunku 6

Really poor penalty from the Frenchman in a quiet display. Made some amends with smart finish on the rebound to ultimately kill tie after half-time.

Joao Felix 8

Can frustrate, but was Chelsea’s most likely source of an opening in the first-half. Showed class with two brilliant long-range efforts after the break.

Pedro Neto 6

One terrific burst from inside his own half early on, but then found space to run hard to come by. Replaced at the break, presumably with a view to Bournemouth on Tuesday.

Marc Guiu 5

Teenager’s first non-European start for the club but largely crowded out, bar one shot into the side-netting.

Tyrique George 7

Prospect looks at home in the first-team and delighted home crowd with some of his trickery. Picked up a pair of assists, albeit with plenty of work to be done by the scorer.

Substitutes

Malo Gusto (James 46’) 6

Won’t have had many more comfortable outings.

Marc Cucurella (Lavia 46’) 7

Gave Chelsea a greater air of authority after the break.

Jadon Sancho (Neto 46’) 6

Tough to pick up as he drifted across the pitch.

Unused: Sanchez, Acheampong, Colwill, Fernandez, Palmer, Jackson