Six Chelsea players who impressed very well against Brighton and should be undroppable.

Six Chelsea players who impressed most vs Brighton.

Chelsea returned to action in the EFL cup on Wednesday after their disappointing defeat against Aston Villa. The Blues sealed a win after a very crucial goal from Nicolas Jackson following a beautiful assist from Cole Palmer in the 51st minute.

The game was an eye opener as many players who had not had minutes starred for the Blues and were unexpectedly incredible.

Apart from Nicolas Jackson, five other players were incredibly impressive for Chelsea. Following their performance against Brighton, it is pertinent to say that these six players should start the Blues' next game against Fulham on Monday.

These six players include: Cole Palmer, Marc Cucurella, Nicolas Jackson (inclusive), Axel Disasi, Levi Colwill and Moises Caicedo.

Per reliable stats, following Wednesday night's outing, these were the overall plàyer stats:

GOOD (7.0-7.9): Palmer (7.9), Jackson (7.3)

AVERAGE (6.0-6.9): Cucurella (6.9), Colwill (6.8), Mudryk (6.8), Disasi (6.5), Caicedo (6.4), Maatsen (6.3), Chilwell (6.3), Broja (6.1, sub)

POOR (5.0-5.9): Gallagher (5.8, sub), Ugochukwu (5.7), Enzo (5.6, sub), Sterling (5.4, sub), Sánchez (4.0-4.9)GOOD (7.0-7.9): Palmer (7.9), Jackson (7.3)

AVERAGE (6.0-6.9): Cucurella (6.9), Colwill (6.8), Mudryk (6.8), Disasi (6.5), Caicedo (6.4), Maatsen (6.3), Chilwell (6.3), Broja (6.1, sub)

POOR (5.0-5.9): Gallagher (5.8, sub), Ugochukwu (5.7), Enzo (5.6, sub), Sterling (5.4, sub), Sánchez (5.4)

Without a doubt, Chelsea already have half of the TEAMNEWS sorted out.

Which players impressed you most, Blues?

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