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Chelsea 2-0 Crystal Palace: FA Cup semi-final player ratings

Édouard Mendy Forced into action before the break with a decent save to parry Cheikhou Kouyaté’s fierce volley but untroubled in second half. 7/10

César Azpilicueta Willing to get forward on occasions but fluffed his lines with an ambitious volley from Timo Werner’s cross early on. 6

Andreas Christensen Helped to prevent a Palace counterattack by cutting out the danger and a calm presence at back. 7

Antonio Rüdiger Composed on the ball and his long pass set up a half-chance for Kai Havertz. Almost scored late on but fierce effort blocked. 6

Reece James Displayed his usual composure on the ball and always keen to launch attacks down the right. Effortless control in possession and also kept Wilfried Zaha reasonably quiet. Man of the match. 8

Jorginho Struggled in midfield and well off pace in first half. Lofted a ball hopelessly out of play to sum up sluggish showing. 6

Mateo Kovacic Failed to find his range with a cross which had too much power and appeared frustrated before being forced off early through injury. 6

Marcos Alonso Not overly effective as an attacking outlet down the left but grew into game as Chelsea dominated possession. 6

Timo Werner Failed to produce the fireworks of the last two games but troubled Palace with his relentless running and tireless work. Did well to play in Mason Mount for Chelsea’s second goal and nearly set up a third. 7

Mason Mount Produced a disappointing early cross which was too close to Jack Butland and quiet early on. Improved after break and sealed Chelsea’s win by weaving through for smart low finish. 6

Kai Havertz Busy in attack but struggled to exert his influence on the game. Rightly booked for diving in an attempt to win a penalty in the first half. 6

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