Jakub Moder (Welbeck, 86) N/A - Not enough time to make an impact on the game. Getty
CHELSEA RATINGS: Kepa Arrizabalaga 6 - No real saves to make for the Chelsea goalkeeper to stake a claim for the No 1 spot as both of Brighton’s best chances failed to hit the target. Getty
Andreas Christensen 6 - Tried to get forward to support the attack but there was not a lot to do for the Danish man who didn’t make a single tackle on the night. EPA
Antonio Rudiger 7 - Carrying the ball out of defence helped the Blues transition attacks quickly. The German defender was the stand-out for Thomas Tuchel’s side at the back on Tuesday evening. Reuters
Kurt Zouma 6 - Not much to do in the first half but the Frenchman’s carelessness almost cost Chelsea the game after being dispossessed close to his own area. Reuters
Reece James 6 - Deliveries from the English full-back were unthreatening as James struggled to find space against Dan Burn throughout the 90 minutes. AP
Jorginho 6 - Booked for a lazy challenge on Bissouma. Jorginho didn’t have a lot to do on Tuesday night as Brighton looked to contain Thomas Tuchel’s side. Getty
Mason Mount 6 - Found passes between the lines on occasion but not as influential as normal. A quiet night for the England international. AP
Marcos Alonso 6 - An early run into the box almost saw Alonso get on the end of a Ziyech cross at the back post but Brighton were alert to the danger from that point. EPA
Hakim Ziyech 6 - Just 73 per cent of Ziyech’s passes found the target as the Moroccan struggled to make an impact on the game. Replaced in the 77th minute. AP
Christian Pulisic 6 - Chelsea’s most encouraging performance saw Pulisic try to drive through traffic but the American couldn’t get going after Brighton began to mark him tightly. AP
Kai Havertz 6 - Struggled against the back three and was unable to provide anything of any promise. Another disappointing performance from Havertz. AP
SUBS: Callum Hudson-Odoi (Alonso, 67) 6 - A clever ball found Olivier Giroud to give Chelsea a half-chance but Hudson-Odoi didn’t give Veltman too much trouble on the night. Reuters
Timo Werner (Havertz, 67) 6 - The German striker looked good against Manchester City but didn’t have the answers for Brighton’s deep defensive line. EPA
Olivier Giroud (Ziyech, 77) N/A - Brighton’s best spell came as Giroud came on which meant few touches in the box for the French target man. AP
BRIGHTON RATINGS: Robert Sanchez 7 - A good save in the first half thwarted Chelsea’s best chance of the game. The Spanish goalkeeper didn’t look phased by the Champion’s League semi-finalists, dealing with everything comfortably and commanding the area well. Getty
Ben White 7 - A solid outing against Christian Pulisic despite being sent off in the 92nd minute. The young defender couldn’t do much as Chelsea broke late-on after a lazy pass from Dan Burn. PA
Lewis Dunk 7 - Organised the Brighton defence strongly with the Blues rarely able to get into dangerous areas. AP
Adam Webster 6 - Two poor passes presented Chelsea with their two best chances of the game, though the defender settled into the game in the second half. Getty
Joel Veltman 6 - The Dutchman provided width for Brighton attacks and wasn’t threatened at all by Chelsea’s attacks. AP
Dan Burn 6 - Won the battle with Reece James with not much for Chelsea to exploit down Brighton’s right-hand side. A careless pass late-on resulted in Ben White’s sending off. EPA
Yves Bissouma 7 - Another good showing for Yves Bissouma as the midfielder looked to be the engine in the Brighton midfield. The Mali star won the ball back on a number of occasions while showing composure dribbling out of space when regaining possession. Getty
Pascal Gross 6 - Kept it ticking for Brighton with one of the highest pass completion rates on the night. AP
Alexis Mac Allister 6 - It’s clear that the midfielder is dangerous when driving with the ball but he didn’t have enough opportunities with Brighton’s plan looking to contain the in-form Chelsea side. AP
Leandro Trossard 6 - A quiet night for the Belgian winger with not too many opportunities to express himself at Stamford Bridge. AP
Danny Welbeck 6 - Rattled the post late in the game with a dangerous effort from outside the box and made the most of a handful of opportunities from counter-attacks. Reuters
SUBS: Adam Lallana (Trossard, 60) 6 - Could have scored the opener when Kurt Zouma gave up possession cheaply but Lallana was unable to convert. A second chance presented itself moments later but the experienced midfielder’s effort was tame. EPA
Neal Maupay (Mac Allister, 74) N/A - Fresh legs helped as Brighton had their best spell of the game, and the French forward was involved a lot in the Seagull’s late flurry. Getty
Jakub Moder (Welbeck, 86) N/A - Not enough time to make an impact on the game. Getty
CHELSEA RATINGS: Kepa Arrizabalaga 6 - No real saves to make for the Chelsea goalkeeper to stake a claim for the No 1 spot as both of Brighton’s best chances failed to hit the target. Getty
Andreas Christensen 6 - Tried to get forward to support the attack but there was not a lot to do for the Danish man who didn’t make a single tackle on the night. EPA
Antonio Rudiger 7 - Carrying the ball out of defence helped the Blues transition attacks quickly. The German defender was the stand-out for Thomas Tuchel’s side at the back on Tuesday evening. Reuters
Kurt Zouma 6 - Not much to do in the first half but the Frenchman’s carelessness almost cost Chelsea the game after being dispossessed close to his own area. Reuters
Reece James 6 - Deliveries from the English full-back were unthreatening as James struggled to find space against Dan Burn throughout the 90 minutes. AP
Jorginho 6 - Booked for a lazy challenge on Bissouma. Jorginho didn’t have a lot to do on Tuesday night as Brighton looked to contain Thomas Tuchel’s side. Getty
Mason Mount 6 - Found passes between the lines on occasion but not as influential as normal. A quiet night for the England international. AP
Marcos Alonso 6 - An early run into the box almost saw Alonso get on the end of a Ziyech cross at the back post but Brighton were alert to the danger from that point. EPA
Hakim Ziyech 6 - Just 73 per cent of Ziyech’s passes found the target as the Moroccan struggled to make an impact on the game. Replaced in the 77th minute. AP
Christian Pulisic 6 - Chelsea’s most encouraging performance saw Pulisic try to drive through traffic but the American couldn’t get going after Brighton began to mark him tightly. AP
Kai Havertz 6 - Struggled against the back three and was unable to provide anything of any promise. Another disappointing performance from Havertz. AP
SUBS: Callum Hudson-Odoi (Alonso, 67) 6 - A clever ball found Olivier Giroud to give Chelsea a half-chance but Hudson-Odoi didn’t give Veltman too much trouble on the night. Reuters
Timo Werner (Havertz, 67) 6 - The German striker looked good against Manchester City but didn’t have the answers for Brighton’s deep defensive line. EPA
Olivier Giroud (Ziyech, 77) N/A - Brighton’s best spell came as Giroud came on which meant few touches in the box for the French target man. AP
BRIGHTON RATINGS: Robert Sanchez 7 - A good save in the first half thwarted Chelsea’s best chance of the game. The Spanish goalkeeper didn’t look phased by the Champion’s League semi-finalists, dealing with everything comfortably and commanding the area well. Getty
Ben White 7 - A solid outing against Christian Pulisic despite being sent off in the 92nd minute. The young defender couldn’t do much as Chelsea broke late-on after a lazy pass from Dan Burn. PA
Lewis Dunk 7 - Organised the Brighton defence strongly with the Blues rarely able to get into dangerous areas. AP
Adam Webster 6 - Two poor passes presented Chelsea with their two best chances of the game, though the defender settled into the game in the second half. Getty
Joel Veltman 6 - The Dutchman provided width for Brighton attacks and wasn’t threatened at all by Chelsea’s attacks. AP
Dan Burn 6 - Won the battle with Reece James with not much for Chelsea to exploit down Brighton’s right-hand side. A careless pass late-on resulted in Ben White’s sending off. EPA
Yves Bissouma 7 - Another good showing for Yves Bissouma as the midfielder looked to be the engine in the Brighton midfield. The Mali star won the ball back on a number of occasions while showing composure dribbling out of space when regaining possession. Getty
Pascal Gross 6 - Kept it ticking for Brighton with one of the highest pass completion rates on the night. AP
Alexis Mac Allister 6 - It’s clear that the midfielder is dangerous when driving with the ball but he didn’t have enough opportunities with Brighton’s plan looking to contain the in-form Chelsea side. AP
Leandro Trossard 6 - A quiet night for the Belgian winger with not too many opportunities to express himself at Stamford Bridge. AP
Danny Welbeck 6 - Rattled the post late in the game with a dangerous effort from outside the box and made the most of a handful of opportunities from counter-attacks. Reuters
SUBS: Adam Lallana (Trossard, 60) 6 - Could have scored the opener when Kurt Zouma gave up possession cheaply but Lallana was unable to convert. A second chance presented itself moments later but the experienced midfielder’s effort was tame. EPA
Neal Maupay (Mac Allister, 74) N/A - Fresh legs helped as Brighton had their best spell of the game, and the French forward was involved a lot in the Seagull’s late flurry. Getty
Jakub Moder (Welbeck, 86) N/A - Not enough time to make an impact on the game. Getty
