In a thrilling encounter at Stamford Bridge, Chelsea faced a disheartening 2-4 defeat against Wolves in the 23rd round of the Premier League. The Blues, coming off a recent 1-4 loss to Liverpool, were eager to bounce back, but their hopes were dashed as they succumbed to Wolves’ comeback on home turf. Despite an initial lead, Chelsea struggled to maintain control, with defensive lapses and missed opportunities allowing the visitors to secure a remarkable victory. Here’s a closer look at the individual performances of Chelsea’s starting XI and substitutes, shedding light on the key moments and contributing factors that led to their second consecutive Premier League defeat.

1. Đorđe Petrovic (6.6 points):

   The goalkeeper, wearing the number 28 jersey, had a futile attempt to save Chelsea. Despite making four excellent saves, Petrovic could only watch as Chelsea suffered a devastating defeat against Wolves.

2. Malo Gusto (5.5 points):

   The French defender played with a lack of focus, frequently allowing opponents to get past him. Malo Gusto even conceded a penalty in the second half.

3. Axel Disasi (6.7 points):

The French center-back had a less impressive performance, displaying moments of slowness in decision-making. Disasi also ignited the opponent’s comeback with an unfortunate own goal.

4. Thiago Silva (7.5 points):

   The 38-year-old center-back had an impressive performance throughout the match. However, he made a mistake leading to Chelsea’s conceded goal.

5. Ben Chilwell (7.5 points):

   Chelsea’s captain performed exceptionally well, winning six duels and providing three key passes.

6. Moises Caicedo (7.1 points):

The £115M newcomer made a costly mistake that led to Chelsea’s first conceded goal.

7. Conor Gallagher (6.7 points):

   The English midfielder couldn’t help control the midfield as desired by Coach Pochettino.

8. Enzo Fernandez (7.6 points):

   The Argentine superstar, tightly marked throughout the game, somewhat reduced his creative spark.

9. Cole Palmer (7.4 points):

  The former Man City player was the one who helped Chelsea take the lead, but his efforts weren’t enough to secure the three points at home.

10. Raheem Sterling (6.2 points):

    The English forward received the lowest rating on the field, struggling in dribbling situations and causing Chelsea’s attack to stagnate.

11. Christopher Nkunku (6.6 points):

  The French striker didn’t have many opportunities facing the opponent’s goalkeeper.

Substitute Player Ratings for Chelsea:

– Nicolas Jackson (6.2 points)

– Mykhaylo Mudryk (7 points)

– Carney Chukwuemeka (6.4 points)

– Alfie Gilchrist (6.1 points)

– Benoit Badiashile (6.4 points)