Chelsea player ratings: Jorgensen’s catastrophic error...

BLUES keeper Filip Jorgensen's awful howler saw Aston Villa come from behind to beat Chelsea 2-1 in the Prem. Enzo Fernandez's rapid opener inside nine minutes came from Pedro Neto's stunning breeze past Ian Maatsen. But the Blues soon fell apart after Villa loanee Marcus Rashford's blistering introduction at half-time.

Image Credit: The Sun [Chelsea players looking dejected on the field after a goal.]

Malo Gusto and Reece James couldn't cope with Rashford - who looked like a different player from his recent woes at Old Trafford. Rashford provided two assists for fellow January signing Marco Asensio to leave Chelsea with two Prem wins from nine games.

Image Credit: The Sun [Enzo Fernandez of Chelsea celebrating a goal.]

Here SunSport's Graham Hill gives his Chelsea ratings from a booming Villa Park. Horrible error for Villa’s late winner as Asensio’s shot squirmed under his body - ironically he had made a crucial save before that. Failed to get a decent touch on Cash’s ball - and that led to Villa’s second half equaliser. Struggled to deal with Rashford’s presence.

Image Credit: The Sun [Aston Villa players celebrating a goal.]

The defender suffered a huge blow as he had to come off after just six minutes clutching his ribs following a challenge from Asensio. Found himself with a new central defensive partner early in the game and looked uncertain at times. Defending Chelsea’s left flank was not as troublesome as the right hand side, and the Spaniard looked stylish as Villa applied more pressure.

Image Credit: The Sun [Chelsea's Filip Jorgensen directing play during a soccer match.]

Stepped in for the injured Noni Madueke and took the captain’s armband, had a good battle with Cash. Right place, right time to open the scoring, a real threat early on, took a booking for the team, lucky to escape a second. Provided a strong presence in midfield, spotted danger early and halted a number of Villa raids.

Image Credit: The Sun [Aston Villa vs. Chelsea match stats graphic.]

His second-half ball should have provided Chelsea with their winner. Largely quiet game but wasted his chance to win the game when he collected a Caceido through ball - but stumbled - that allowed Konsa to clear the shot. Great work for the opening goal as he left Ian Maatsen standing before crossing to find Fernandez.

Hugged the left touchline, should have been involved more, not as much of a threat as Neto, subbed with 14 minutes to go. Needed some time to fit in at the back after Chalobah’s injury. Did little to affect the game after coming on for an ineffective Nkunku.