The player ratings for the Chelsea vs Liverpool match were a delight to assign, as both teams gave their all at Stamford Bridge. In a 1-1 draw, Luis Diaz opened the scoring for Liverpool, but Axel Disasi equalized, leading to an intense battle under the sunny west London sky. Here, we have provided ratings out of 10 for every player, highlighting the attacking prowess of these Premier League heavyweights while acknowledging their defensive midfield weaknesses.
Chelsea Player Ratings (3-5-2)
Disasi brings Chelsea level against Liverpool
Axel Disasi scores on his Premier League debut to give Chelsea a lifeline against Liverpool in the first half at Stamford Bridge.
Robert Sanchez: 6 – Had little to do, but impressed with his distribution, as always. Made an important claim from a corner late in the game, initiating a counter-attack that nearly resulted in a Chelsea victory.
Axel Disasi: 7 – Made an impact on his Premier League debut, scoring a crucial goal and displaying solid defensive skills. A promising start for him.
Thiago Silva: 7 – Continues to impress with his positioning despite being 38 years old. He seems to be getting better with age.
Levi Colwill: 6 – Struggled against Mohamed Salah in the first half, but showed improvement in the second. Needs to work on his distribution.
Reece James: 7.5 – A constant attacking threat; his wing-back role allows him to spend more time forward. Substituted in the second half due to a minor knock.
Enzo Fernandez: 8 – Formed an excellent partnership with James and Sterling. His exceptional ball control and playmaking skills make him the backbone of the Chelsea team.
Conor Gallagher: 6 – Worked hard in a deeper central midfield position but struggled to have a significant impact on the game.
Carney Chukwuemeka: 6 – Showed glimpses of his talent when involved in the game and improved as the match progressed.
Ben Chilwell: 7 – Provided an assist for Disasi’s goal and almost scored one himself, but it was ruled offside. Showed fantastic energy and attacking prowess.
Raheem Sterling: 6 – Put in a lot of effort and linked up well with James but lacked the final pass or cross to make a significant impact.
Nicolas Jackson: 6 – Demonstrated good runs behind Liverpool’s defense but failed to convert a crucial chance. Despite that, he worked tirelessly up front, and his brilliant counter-attacking play nearly led to a late winner.
Substitutes
Malo Gusto (76′ on for James): 6 – Defensively decent at right back.
Mykhailo Mudryk (81′ on for Sterling): 5 – Unable to influence the game, and Jackson couldn’t find him for a potential late winner.
Ian Maatsen (81′ on for Chukwuemeka): 6 – Worked hard but lacked involvement in the game.
Lesley Ugochukwu (90′ on for Chilwell): N/A
Liverpool Player Ratings (4-3-3)
Díaz opens scoring for Liverpool against Chelsea
A brilliant pass from Mohamed Salah finds Luis Diaz, who slots home Liverpool’s go-ahead goal against Chelsea at Stamford Bridge.
Alisson: 6 – Had little to do, but made an important save to deny Jackson in the first half.
Trent Alexander-Arnold: 6 – Provided a lovely ball for Salah’s disallowed goal. Got involved early on but faded as the game progressed. His distribution choices frustrated Klopp.
Ibrahima Konate: 6 – Struggled with Jackson’s pace and positioning, occasionally being pulled out of position when stepping too high.
Virgil van Dijk: 6 – Came close to scoring with a powerful effort that just narrowly missed the target. Defensively solid, but his lack of pace was exposed by Jackson at times.
Andy Robertson: 5 – Had a difficult time against James and Sterling, lacking defensive support from Gakpo ahead of him.
Alexis Mac Allister: 6 – Delivered a fantastic pass to Salah for Diaz’s goal but faded as the game progressed. Struggled to control the tempo from a deeper role and made a costly mistake with a simple pass when Nunez was clean through on goal.
Dominik Szoboszlai: 7 – Impressed on his debut. Showed great balance on the ball, energy in midfield, and performed well in the first half. Promising talent.
Cody Gakpo: 5 – Found it challenging to make an impact from a deeper midfield position. Worked hard but struggled, aside from one notable run.
Mohamed Salah: 7 – Provided a delightful assist for Diaz’s early goal and scored a superb goal himself, which was unfortunately ruled out for offside. Substituted in the second half, and his reaction was less than pleased. Troubled Colwill in the first half.
Diogo Jota: 5 – Struggled to adapt to the pace of the game in a central role. Sustained a heavy challenge in the first half and was substituted early in the second half.
Luis Diaz: 7 – Took his goal well and posed a constant threat with his runs from the left flank.
Substitutes
Darwin Nunez (66′ on for Jota): 6 – Unlucky with a deflected shot that narrowly missed the target late in the game.
Curtis Jones (66′ on for Gakpo): 6 – Worked hard to get involved and made some good runs.
Harvey Elliott (77′ on for Salah): 6 – Energetic as always and tried to make an impact.
Ben Doak (77′ on for Diaz): 6 – Did his best to provide defensive stability.
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