Chelsea player ratings vs Arsenal: Three summer signings score 4/10 in derby defeat but two forwards impress

Dom Smith was at the Emirates Stadium to rate the Chelsea players’ performances…Saved from well from Bukayo Saka in either half but Havertz’s goal was a suspect one to concede, especially after letting in three on debut last weekend.Didn’t manage to contain Arsenal’s attack every time but did make lots of blocks and headed clearances.Looked a bit behind the pace of the game and struggled to get his head up.A couple of nice runs on the overlap and did use his pace. Some good long-throw deliveries too.Worked tirelessly at wing-back and was one of Chelsea’s best players, hitting the post in the first half.Denied Saka a certain goal with a fine header. Did not look happy when substituted, desperate to last 90 minutes in a match of such high magnitude.Hammered one shot on goal, forcing David Raya into a stinging save. Held down midfield well.Assisted Rogers for Chelsea’s opener and defended well despite Arsenal’s victory.In an alternative universe, he might have been playing for Arsenal in this game. Instead, scored against them - a fine volley that had fans chanting “you should have signed for a big club” as he came off.Booked for stopping Havertz getting away when put in by David Raya. Saw plenty of the ball but no telling impact.Shown a yellow card early on and it just didn’t quite happen for him.Pep Chavarria (Hato, 60’) 4Put one header wide late on. A quiet cameo.Malo Gusto (Lavia, 60’) 5Came on and made an impact in midfield, with plenty of bustle.Danny Welbeck (Rogers, 87’) N/ANot used: Penders, Barco, Colwill, Gittens, Quenda