Leicester City vs Chelsea player ratings: Rudiger shines in frustrating draw
By Kee Min
5. Hudson-Odoi was what you wanted to see from a winger in the first half – energetic, creative, willing to take people on, setting up people. He had great link-up plays with Reece James that resulted in some fantastic chances early on. However, like many other players, the Englishman just straight up clamped up in the second half. He was in <a rel=. RW. Chelsea. CALLUM HUDSON-ODOI
4. A nightmarish day from Tammy Abraham. The young striker missed an array of chances early on that could have put Chelsea ahead very early. Those whipping balls from Reece James were essentially begging to be buried in the net but he just could not get to them. He seemed incredibly sluggish, perhaps due to his fitness level. Nevertheless, Abraham was essentially a total non-factor in the second half to an embarrassing degree. Not all of this should be attributed to him, as he received close to no support from his teammates.. ST. Chelsea. TAMMY ABRAHAM
LW. Chelsea. PEDRO. 5. A questionable choice in the starting lineup that just did not pan out. Pedro just does not look like a quality of player that he used to be. He had some decent linkup players with Azpilicueta early on, but nothing really came out of him. His pressing effort is always appreciated but just did not create enough as a creative player out wide.