Hakim Ziyech steals Eden Hazard trick in Middlesbrough moment as Chelsea's new Jorginho excels

Chelsea strolled through to their third consecutive FA Cup semi-final on Saturday evening, comfortably dispatching an opponent who knocked out Manchester United and Spurs in the previous two rounds. The World Champions showed the required levels, heading into the international break with a sixth consecutive victory.

Thomas Tuchel made five changes to the team that started against Lille in midweek, but there were little signs of a drop off in quality, rather an exhibition for Chelsea's best players to shine.

As they have over the past three weeks, any suggestion the chaos surrounding the club's future would impact the players have been disproved consistently — a credit to Tuchel and the mentality of his squad.

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Mason Mount set Chelsea on their way with a sumptuous pass for Romelu Lukaku's opening goal with 15 minutes gone. Despite the hosts rallying and trying to unsettle Chelsea, the second goal demonstrated the gap in quality. A flowing passing move from back to front before Hakim Ziyech's incredible left-footed strike doubled the lead.

As Chelsea now await their opponents at Wembley next month in tomorrow's draw, let's look at Good, Bad and Ugly from the win at Middlesbrough.

Mason Mount has now amassed 20 goals and assists across all competitions this season (8 goals, 12 assists). The English midfielder was a nightmare on the right-side of attack on the night, his perfectly weighted ball making Lukaku's finish a formality.

In addition to Mount's expected influence in Chelsea's most dazzling displays, Hakim Ziyech continued his recent