Chelsea player ratings: Tyrique George has a debut he’ll never forget but team-mate Renato Veiga fails to impress

CHELSEA hammered Noah to make it four straight wins in Europa Conference League football.

The West Londoners have picked up maximum points after SIX scorers got in on the action.

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Chelsea celebrate their drubbing of Noah[/caption]

Tosin Adarabioyo, Marc Guiu, Axel Disasi, Joao Felix, Mykhailo Mudryk and Christopher Nkunku scored.

Here is how Dan King rated Chelsea‘s performers from Stamford Bridge.

FILIP JORGENSEN – 7

Kept out shot before floodgates opened at other end. Made other sharp saves, including late brave one. Looks a solid No 2.

AXEL DISASI – 7

Out of position for early Noah chance but in right place to head in third. Good link-up with George on the right.

TOSIN ADARABIOYO – 7

Recovered from shaky start defensively to open scoring and his own Chelsea account. Steadier after the break.

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Tosin Adarabioyo got in on the goals[/caption]

BENOIT BADIASHILE – 6

Like Tosin, not entirely convincing as Noah created a few first-half openings, although made one good block. Also better in second half.

RENATO VEIGA – 5

Couple of early mistakes, one of which could have been costly, set tone. Not as impressive as in previous ECL games.

ENZO FERNANDEZ – 8

On his own in midfield in the first half yet was able to provide three assists, two from corners, and look very comfortable.

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Enzo Fernandez put in an improved performance[/caption]

TYRIQUE GEORGE – 8 

Teenage winger made most of first senior start, beating opponents at will and sending in dangerous crosses. Worked back, too.

CHRISTOPHER NKUNKU – 7

Looked less hungry to tuck in to goal buffet. But went up front for 2nd half and scored twice after missing two good chances.

JOAO FELIX – 8

At it from the start, missed an early chance but then scored twice in a swaggering first half. Disappointed not to complete hat-trick.

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Joao Felix got two in quick succession[/caption]

MYKHAILO MUDRYK – 7

Much quieter than George until he cut inside and smashed home with confidence that had seemed lacking. Decent workrate.

MARC GUIU – 7

The 18-year-old striker worked hard as ever and got his reward, bagging his first Chelsea goal and stealing ball ahead of Felix’s first.

SUBS

KIERNAN DEWSBURY-HALL (for Guiu, HT) – 6

Some neat touches and won penalty for eighth Blues goal.

CESARE CASADEI (for Fernandez, HT) – 6

Found life as easy as Enzo, yet unable to make the same creative impact.

CARNEY CHUKWUEMEKA (for George, 68) – 5

Took a while to get going and missed decent chance to make it nine.

SAMUEL RAK-SAKYI (for Nkunku, 80) – 6

Teenager mostly composed on first-team debut but shot over bar with goal gaping.

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Samuel Rak-Sakyi replaced Nkunku[/caption]