Crystal Palace ratings vs Rayo Vallecano: Any regrets, Thomas Tuchel?! England reject Adam Wharton stars in Conference League final as Oliver Glasner bows out with perfect parting gift thanks to Jean-Philippe Mateta's winner

Dean Henderson (6/10):

For all Rayo's possession, the Palace goalkeeper actually had very little to do - other than lift the trophy at the end.

Jaydee Canvot (6/10):

Made one big error in the first half by making a mess of trying to let the ball run out of play - but it went unpunished and he was very solid for the remainder of the game.

Maxence Lacroix (7/10):

A dominant display from Palace's best defender, who underlined why he's of interest to so many top teams.

Chadi Riad (6/10):

Lucky to get away with completely misjudging a cross that Alemao could have converted but didn't really put a foot wrong thereafter.

Daniel Munoz (6/10):

As usual, a great outlet down the right flank for Palace, and even went close to getting on the end of one brilliant delivery from Pino.

Adam Wharton (8/10):

Showed off his wonderful range of passing in the early exchanges and his cross for Mitchell right at the end of the first half was begging to be put away. No surprise that the game's best player was involved in the opener, with Wharton's shot parried into the path of Mateta.

Daichi Kamada (6/10):

Not quite as eye-catching as Wharton but Kamada was excellent on the ball himself and got through a huge amount of work.

Tyrick Mitchell (6/10):

Worked incredibly hard and put in a couple of good balls but wasted a glorious chance at the end of the first half by getting his close-range header all wrong.

Ismaila Sarr (6/10):

Always looked a threat with his pace and quick feet but his decision-making was poor at times.

Jean-Philippe Mateta (7/10):

Broke the deadlock with an instinctive finish that was ugly but effective and would have made it 2-0 moments later but for a wonderful save from Batalla.

Yeremy Pino (8/10):

Thought he was in on goal after latching onto Wharton's brilliant ball only to be taken out by Pathe Ciss and was so unfortunate to see a terrific free-kick somehow stay out after striking both posts. Also surged forward to create a great chance that Mateta wasted.

Jorgen Strand Larsen (N/A):

Only took over up top from Mateta for the final 15 minutes.

Evan Guessand (N/A):

Replaced an exhausted Pino late on.

Oliver Glasner (8/10):

What a way to bow out! Even during a cagey opening half hour, Palace looked the stronger side and their greater quality eventually told in the second half. Where Glasner goes next remains a mystery but what's clear is that he's an outstanding tactician, having now lifted two trophies with a club that had previously won none.