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FA Cup final player ratings: Chelsea 0-1 Manchester City
Jamie Jackso · 2026-05-17 · via The Guardian

Chelsea 3-4-2-1

Robert Sánchez Point-blank save from Haaland near break showed the goalkeeper’s concentration. Helpless to repel Semenyo’s wrong-footing finish for the winner. 6

Wesley Fofana Unruffled before the break in largely uneventful 45 minutes, the Frenchman made a late intervention to prevent a second for City. 5

Levi Colwill The marshaller of Chelsea’s rearguard trio as the middle man, Colwill was made a patsy by Semenyo’s cunning finish. Unfortunate. 5

Jorrel Hato After stamping on Silva, Chelsea’s second youngest player to start an FA Cup final was denied a 76th-minute penalty for Khusanov’s barge. 5

Malo Gusto Had to shepherd Doku – a difficult task – and a vicious cross that forced Nunes to clear was followed by little else. 5

Reece James Quiet all afternoon and the captain’s error nearly cost a goal as it let Haaland in. 4

Moisés Caicedo Disappointing. Mopped up when needed but, as with the west London side overall, was barely a factor. 4

Marc Cucurella Booked for scything down Semenyo, the left-wingback kept Kushanov alert on occasion but faded and was substituted. 5

Chelsea’s Reece James remonstrates with Darren England as Moisés Caicedo looks on.
Chelsea’s Reece James (left) remonstrates with Darren England as Moisés Caicedo looks on. Photograph: Tom Jenkins/The Guardian

Cole Palmer Worked back to help team and lit up anodyne first half with a mazy run but as Chelsea’s alpha forward contributed little. 5

Enzo Fernández Threaded pass was a whisker from playing in João Pedro. Booked, and missed a chance to equalise soon after City’s strike. 5

João Pedro Spurned chance to score when breaking free, and denied a penalty when Khusanov challenged him. Taken off near the end. 6

Substitutes: Pedro Neto (Cucarella 72) Trafford saved his late shot 6; Liam Delap (James 83) n/a; Alejandro Garnacho (João Pedro 85) Scant time to affect contest n/a.

Manchester City 4-2-3-1

James Trafford Little to do until clutching a João Pedro delivery then endured a shaky moment when giving a corner away due to miscontrol on 53 minutes. 6

Matheus Nunes Pace allowed him to snuff out Cucurella’s thrust down his right-back corridor, but was a yard offside when setting up Haaland for a disallowed goal. 6

Abdukodir Khusanov Shaky. Tussled with João Pedro, ceded possession and escaped a Chelsea shout for a first-half penalty. Booked. 5

Marc Guéhi Looked to link with attack and made a vital stooping header. Claims Cup for second consecutive year after leading Palace here 12 months ago. 7

Nico O’Reilly Left-back was quiet before second-half improvement, standing the ball up for Semenyo’s headed chance. 7

Bernardo Silva Felt force of two-footed Fernández tackle but smart defensive work allowed clearing header of a menacing Palmer cross. Stamped on by Hato. 7

Rodri Surprise start after a month out, was smooth as always, and headed Caicedo’s goalbound effort out. Replaced on 65 minutes. 6

Antoine Semenyo watches the ball fly past Robert Sánchez.
Antoine Semenyo watches the ball fly past Robert Sánchez. Photograph: JasonPix/Shutterstock

Antoine Semenyo What a sublime backheeled winner. Misplaced cross was followed by aimless left-foot attempt and missed second-half header before he seized the glory. 8

Omar Marmoush Oddly preferred to Cherki, he contributed nothing in forward zones. Replaced by Cherki at the break. 4

Jérémy Doku Forceful runs swerving in from the right were a collector’s item in a muted, uncharacteristic display from the Belgian. 5

Erling Haaland Stabbed at one effort and sprayed ball over wildly but redeemed himself with assist for Semenyo’s winner. Yet to score at Wembley. 7

Substitutes: Mateo Kovacic (Rodri 64) Steady on introduction 6; Rayan Cherki (Marmoush ht) Bright. Tingled Sánchez’s fingers when blazing at goal 7.