Chelsea came to their third successive FA Cup final with a 2-0 win over Crystal Palace at Wembley on Easter Sunday.
Ruben Loftus-Cheek and Mason Mount scored after a tight first half to put Thomas Tuchel's side into their subsequent homegrown cup last of the time.
This is the way Chelsea players were evaluated at the Wembley arena...
Edouard Mendy 7
Wonder save kept Kouyate under control in the principal half and Chelsea based on level conditions when Palace looked really compromising.
Cesar Azpilicueta 6
Played at wingback with James inside as the third of a focal protective three. It cost Chelsea a ton according to a going after perspective.
Reece James 8
Reasonable that Tuchel selected to play him in the middle to attempt to manage the speed of Palace's assaults and it worked from a cautious perspective.
Andreas Christensen 9
Chelsea's best player in the primary half - denying Mateta almost immediately and afterward Zaha later. His speed and expectation were vital.
Antonio Rudiger 8
His speed implied Palace attempted to get in behind in spite of their livewires forthright.
Jorginho 5
Not successful enough with his utilization of the ball. Too detached on an excessive number of events when Chelsea required something sharper.
Mateo Kovacic 5
Tuchel will be frantically it isn't significant to trust his physical issue. Merited a beginning after his remarkable structure as of late, however his inability to shake off an early lower leg turn was not a decent sign.
Marcos Alonso 6
Didn't get forward as much as could have been normal, however that was a result of the danger presented by the Palace throughout the break.
Mason Mount 7
A quality completion killed this game off. He didn't figure out how to burst through the Palace to safeguard from profound on such a large number of events, yet that was crucial.
Kai Havertz 7
Two unequivocal minutes from him prompted objectives for Chelsea. His run and cross were diverted into Loftus-Cheek's way for the principal objective - and it was his lobbed cross to Werner that prompted Mount's strike.
Timo Werner 7
He is partaking in his best spell for Chelsea. Genuine poise in the development of Mount's objective - first to control the ball on his chest, then to select the pass.
Ruben Loftus-Cheek (Kovacic, 26) 8
Unfortunate not to begin after his exceptional execution against Real Madrid. His blasting runs put Chelsea on the front foot in the last part. Splendid goal.
Romelu Lukaku (Havertz, 76) 4
Had very little opportunity to have an effect.
N'Golo Kante (Jorginho, 76) 5
Astounded to see him left out. Tuchel saving his legs for Arsenal.
Hakim Ziyech (Mount, 76) 5
Didn't take long to have a swing at the goal and risk as Palace left space at the back.
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