Chelsea player ratings vs Servette: Noni Madueke you beauty! Winger scores superb goal to spare Blues' blushes in 2-0 Europa Conference League win, after Marc Guiu misses an open goal and Mykhailo Mudryk drops disasterclass

Filip Jorgensen (7/10):

Saved a few dangerous efforts from Chelsea's Swiss opponents and looked composed with the ball at his feet.

Renato Veiga (7/10):

Played well and demonstrated his versatility by inverting into a midfield position. Was sound defensively in the left-back position as well.

Benoit Badiashile (5/10):

Struggled alongside his centre-back partner. Put his body on the line at the back but Badiashile's clearances often fell straight to a Servette player rather than to a blue shirt.

Tosin Adarabioyo (6/10):

Dealt with the majority of Servette's crosses confidently and commanded the box well in what was a positive individual debut.

Axel Disasi (5/10):

Unsurprisingly struggled after missing most of the pre-season. Was hooked in the second half for Malo Gusto.

Moises Caicedo (8/10):

Controlled the midfield and put in a few crucial tackles in the middle of the park, linking up well with the attackers in front of him.

Pedro Neto (6/10):

Fashioned some good chances with his pace and had the best chance in the first half, but was taken off with over 30 minutes still left to play.

Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall (6/10):

Summer signing got himself into some good positions but always found the ball either missing him or heading in the opposite direction to where he was stationed.

Mykhailo Mudryk (3/10):

Struggled to have an impact on the game and gave the ball away several times with loose passes, to the frustration of his head coach.

Marc Guiu (5/10):

Had to drop deep to receive the ball and played well with his back to goal, but missed an absolute sitter with the goal gaping in the second half.

Christopher Nkunku (6/10):

Looked out of place again in Maresca's system but won his side the penalty and then stepped up with confidence.

Noni Madueke (9/10):

Looked sharp when he came on and beat his man almost every time he faced him up. Made a brilliant run in behind to score his goal.

Cole Palmer (7/10):

Was involved in almost every Chelsea attack after coming on and nearly had a goal himself had he found the corner with a particularly venomous strike.

Enzo Fernandez (6/10):

Got stuck in and strengthened the midfield alongside Caicedo, putting in a particularly pleasing challenge in his own box as Servette looked for a way back into the game.

Malo Gusto (N/A):

Came on to shore the defence up for the final 10 minutes.

Romeo Lavia (N/A):

Was substituted on for the final five minutes.

Enzo Maresca (7/10):

Recognised that his team were struggling slightly and made the correct changes to ensure complete control in the second half.