Avaliações dos jogadores do Chelsea enquanto Noni Madueke e Cole Palmer se combinam para derrotar os Wolves

Sanchez will have to be on alert as Wolves look for an equaliser after Jacon's opener, falling quickly to deny Cunha's attack.

Quina's precise first-half strike was sent the wrong way, but there was more chaos in the build-up, with Moises Caicedo lacking possession in midfield.

The Spaniard was mysteriously offside in relation to Larsen's goal, but was in no way blamed for ending the game.

Bad desire – 4

Justo showed great desire and tenacity to beat the lively Jean-Rickner Bellegarde on the left flank as Wolves sought an equaliser during a frantic start to the match.

Cunha was beaten at the back post by Wolves and the French side's frustration began to show after Wolves had Jackson's opener disallowed and Cunha was sent off and booked.

Maybe he should have decided to stay on the pitch after making a mistake in the final embers of the first half.

Wesley Fofana – 5

Wolves got back into the game with a deserved goal through Cunha in the 27th minute, but the home side received a big assist from Fofana who dismantled four Chelsea defences.

Rayan Ait Nouri joined Fofana and compatriot Gusto to equalise, giving Cunha all the time in the world to prepare and score.

The former Leicester defender will thank his attacking partners in the area, Palmer and Madueke, who will combine to ensure Maresca's side return to west London on most points.

Levi Colwell – 6

It proved to be a tough game from the first minute, causing Chelsea real problems in the opening moments, with Levi Colwell called upon for a crucial tackle to hamper the Brazilian Albiregoso.

The young England defender made a crucial touch to Cunha's 42nd-minute strike to preserve the draw before the pulsating drama unfolded at the end of the first half.

Marc Cucurella – 6

A victorious season at Euro 2024 in Spain appears to have given new life to a rejuvenated Marc Cucurella, who looks like a player reborn under Enzo Maresca.

Jackson may have to be promoted for Chelsea after an excellent pass from Cucurella in the 16th minute and the team will be comfortable for most of the time.

He was accepted by Darren England after protesting Yerson Mosquera's appointment of Caicedo, but Chelsea players will not be interested in seeing that kind of character from a defender.

Moses the Fallen

It started promisingly at Molineux, but lost its way in the first half and was ignored by Bellegarde when they equalised in the 27th minute.

The heavy touches and missed passes would continue, and it was another unspeakable afternoon for the former Brighton midfielder, who has yet to live up to his £115m price tag.

He was forced off with injury and was replaced by Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall 15 minutes from time in the West Midlands.

Enzo Fernandez – 4

He once wore the captain's armband in the absence of Reece James, but has remained an unknown quantity in the Chelsea engine room.

Mariska will want to see more of her leader this season.

Noni Madueke – 10

After a quiet display against former club Manchester City, Palmer's frustrations will continue, as he somehow made a mistake or missed the last 17 minutes.

To be fair, the ball was released and quickly hit Palmer, but Chelsea players would have banked on the England international converting a similar opportunity last season.

Like a passing rhythm in the first tempo, Palmer ricocheted the ball over a desperate Jose Sa from 20 metres out in a moment of pure brilliance, leaving the visiting Chelsea support in a state of ecstasy.

The forward was the creator, creating all three goals in Madueke's brilliant hat-trick that kept the visitors out of sight in the second half.

The last player to provide three assists in a single game against Chelsea was Cesc Fabregas, in April 2016.

Mykhailo Modric – 4

Perhaps the highlight of Mudryk's performance was a fierce attack on Wolves' defence at the end of the first half, with the Ukrainian once again showing glimpses of the talent that convinced Chelsea to pay £62m for his job 18 months ago.

He was replaced by new Chelsea player, Pedro Neto, in the 46th minute.

Nicholas Jackson – 6

There was a lot of talk about Nicolas Jackson's position at Chelsea over the summer, but it was a dream come true for the Senegalese at Molineux.

Jackson was seen with plenty of space at the back post and the striker made no mistakes as Jose Sa beat the team in just the second minute.

He was denied by Madueke and Palmer in the second half before being replaced by Felix.

Alternatives

Pedro Neto – 7

Get a warm welcome from the wolf hurricanes to be served at the Mudryk home in between his old tradition.

He looked to have the ball and made a few nice touches before putting the ball on a tray for Felix to shoot in the dying minutes.

Joao Felix – 7

Felix Jackson was substituted 20 minutes from time in the final at Molineux and showed his brilliance by finishing off the game for the first time against SA in the 80th minute.