Chelsea player ratings vs Everton: Cole Palmer, what happened?! Blues superstar goes missing as Robert Sanchez spares Enzo Maresca's blushes in Goodison Park stalemate

Robert Sanchez (8/10):

Superb save to deny Orel Mangala from range and another elastic stop at the feet of Harrison after the restart. Chelsea's best player.

Axel Disasi (6/10):

Doesn't look fully comfortable at right-back but remains a physical, solid presence.

Tosin Adarabioyo (7/10):

Brilliant block kept Chelsea level in the second half. Great on the ground and in the air.

Levi Colwill (6/10):

Sparked a clash with Everton's defence after an encounter with Pickford. Distributed well.

Malo Gusto (6/10):

Appealed for a penalty after being taken out by Pickford in goal but VAR denied the claim. Took a couple of pot-shots from range.

Moises Caicedo (7/10):

A remarkably strong presence defensively. Dominated in midfield at the 6.

Enzo Fernandez (6/10):

Constantly busy in midfield, snapping into tackles and keeping the ball moving. A dynamic, strong runner.

Pedro Neto (5/10):

A mixed afternoon. Capable of beating his man but struggled to do so with regularity. Subbed.

Cole Palmer (4/10):

Surprisingly anonymous. Just couldn't get into the game.

Nicolas Jackson (3/10):

Missed from two yards as he headed against the post. His confidence took an understandable knock and he couldn't get into the game. Subbed.

Jadon Sancho (6/10):

Gave Young plenty to think about throughout, regularly jinking by him. Mucked in defensively too; Chelsea's most effective attacker.

Noni Madueke (N/A):

On for Neto. Didn't have the time needed to grab Chelsea a winner.

Christopher Nkunku (N/A):

Replaced Jackson. Couldn't test Pickford.

Enzo Maresca (5/10):

Chelsea were nowhere near as fluent as usual, and it likely comes down to the poor performance from Palmer. Everything usually goes through him, and with him off his game, Maresca couldn't turn the tide. A disappointing result, and a disappointing managerial display.