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Chelsea rallied from a two-goal deficit to draw level with Aston Villa. Marc Cucurella gave Chelsea the most disastrous start of the match scoring an own goal within the fourth minute. Despite Chelsea having much of the ball and several opportunities, Morgan Rogers scored the second match's goal for Villa. However, on the 60th minute, Noni Madueke grabbed a goals back for Chelsea with a marvellous low finish. Gallagher drew the match level with a perfectly curled ball to the top corner. Late into the final minute, Axel Disasi believed he had won it for the Blues, but the VAR dismissed it due to a foul by Benoit Badiashile. The final score of the game was 2-2.Below, we've ranked the Chelsea squad in this matchup versus Aston Villa out of ten. Djordje Petrovic -The Serbian was powerless to stop Cucurella's own goal. But he should have done better for Rogers' goal before the break. He was too sluggish to move down to his near post because of his poor posture. 5.5 Tre

Chelsea has a challenging assignment in their attempt to defeat Manchester City and go to their fourth FA Cup final in five years. Chelsea enter the match having drawn both of their previous Premier League encounters against Pep Guardiola's team, 1-1 and 4-4. A win in this match would be the greatest accomplishment in Mauricio Pochettino's  Chelsea career. After losing to Liverpool in the February Carabao Cup, he hopes to make it into the final of both local competitions on his first try. Chelsea came into the match off the back of holding Manchester at the Etihad Stadium and are heading to Wembley in excellent form after defeating Everton 6-0 on Monday. It has been over two months since Chelsea lost within 90 minutes despite humiliating draws against Brentford, Burnley, and Sheffield United. An injury crisis plagued Chelsea during this period; we look at the list of injured players below. Enzo Fernandez . Enzo Fernandez is undergoing medical examination', according

                                                  Chelsea player rating vs Everton             Chelsea easily earned three vital points with a 6-0 victory over Everton on Monday night. Cole Palmer scored his 20th, 21st, 22nd, and 23rd goals in all competitions. Palmer's first goal came in the 13th minute after being set up by Jackson. Jackson was also involved in the second goal. Jordan Pickford stopped his initial shot, and Cole Palmer was quick to react and headed Chelsea's second goal. Following a shocking error from Pickford, Palmer scored with a lovely lobbed shot from more than thirty yards out to complete a hat-trick, his second in as many games at Stamford Bridge.             Jackson also got his well-earned goal. Marc Cucurella assisted the Senegalese to score Chelsea's 4th goal of the night. Palmer also scored after Noni Madueke won a penalty; the winger was desperate to take it, resulting in some absurd moments of teammates fighting each other.            A