Chelsea 8-0 Noah: Player Ratings as six players get on the scoresheet in decimating win for the Blues | UEFA Conference League 2024-25
Chelsea secured an absolutely rampany 8-0 win against Noah in the league phase of the UEFA Conference League at Stamford Bridge on Thursday, November 7. The result sees the Blue maintain their perfect start in the competition as they retain top spot with nine points. Noah, meanhwile, are 28th with three points.
Chelsea began the game on the front foot and the gulf in class between the two teams was there for everyone to see right from the start. Noah could not keep up with the hosts' pace and conceded their first goal in the 12th minute. Tosin Adarabioyo scored to put the Blues ahead, while Marc Guiu made it 2-0 just a minute later. Axel Disasi then added a third in the 18th minute.
Enzo Fernandez made it three assists in nine minutes as he set up Joao Felix for Chelsea's fourth goal of the match. Christopher Nkunku then set up Mykhaylo Mudryk for the hosts' fifth goal of the evening. Felix then grabbed his brace just a few minutes before half-time to complete a 6-0 demolition of Noah in the first period.
Blues manager Enzo Maresca made two changes at the interval as he brought off Fernandez and Guiu, replacing them with Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall and Cesare Casadei. The visitors made one change at the break as well, followed by a string of changes as they looked to find a way back into the contest. However, Noah manager Rui Mota found no luck in that respect.
Chelsea resumed the carnage in the 69th minute as Christopher Nkunku got on the scoresheet to make it 7-0. A few minutes later, the Frenchman had another opportunity, this time from the penalty spot after Dewsbury-Hall was fouled. Nkunku stepped up and made no mistake as he made it 8-0.
Maresca and his men will be delighted with the dominant display, and on that note, let's take a look at Chelsea's player ratings.
Chelsea Player Ratings
Filip Jorgensen - 8.5/10
The Chelsea custodian had a busy night between the sticks. Jorgensen made seven stops to earn his clean sheet.
Axel Disasi - 8/10
Disasi won two duels in defence, making two clearances as well. He also scored a goal in the first half and played one assist as well.
Tosin Adarabioyo - 8/10
Adarabioyo scored a goal in the first half and also played eight accurate long balls to spread the play for Chelsea.
Benoit Badiashile - 7/10
Badiashile won two duels, making one clearance and one block.
Renato Veiga - 8/10
Veiga won two duels, making two clearances and two blocks. He also played two key passes.
Enzo Fernandez - 8.5/10
Fernandez provided three assists in nine first-half minutes midway through the period. He also played two accurate crosses and won four duels as well.
Tyrique George - 7.5/10
Tyrique George had a good game as he passed the ball with 82% accuracy, including four key passes.
Christopher Nkunku - 8/10
Nkunku had a great game as he scored two second-half goals for the Blues. The Frenchman also played two key passes and won two duels.
Joao Felix - 9/10
Felix had a brilliant game with the ball as he got on the scoresheet twice. He also played two key passes and one accurate cross. The Portuguese forward also completed five dribbles and won six duels as well.
Mykhaylo Mudryk - 8/10
Mudryk scored one goal in the match. He also played four key passes and won three duels in a good performance for Chelsea.
Marc Guiu - 7.5/10
Guiu scored one goal, played one key pass and also won three duels in a good performance for the Blues.
Substitutes
Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall - 7.5/10
Dewsbury-Hall replaced Guiu at the half-time interval and made a good impact in the second half as he won one penalty. He also played two key passes and won two duels.
Cesare Casadei - 7/10
Casadei came on in place of Fernandez and passed the ball with 100% accuracy, including one key pass.
Carney Chukwuemeka - 6.5/10
Chukwuemeka replaced George and put in a decent performance for the Blues towards the end of the match.
Sam Rak-Sakyi - 6/10
Rak-Sakyi replaced Nkunku in the closing stages of the match and failed to impress in the time he was given on the pitch.