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Chelsea
Willy Caballero: 6.5/10
The Chelsea keeper put up a better display than his Leicester counterpart, but the Argentine still had more than one scrappy moment in the game.
Cesar Azpilicueta: 7/10
The Spaniard was not at his effective best on the day. He dealt well with Iheanacho but was tested by Albrighton throughout.
Andreas Christensen: 8/10
He was the best defender for the Blues on the night. Showed his composure while passing and made some crucial interceptions to retain Chelsea's lead after the first as well as the third goal of the night.
Antonio Rudiger: 6.5/10
He wasn't very reliable at the back and lost many duels, but still maintained his position well through the game.
Victor Moses: 6/10
He put in a lot of effort, but as usual, lacked precision in the final third. He lost many aerial and regular duels on the day and looked like a weak link in the set-up.
Tiemoue Bakayoko: 4/10
Another bad outing. He barely looked in control in the game and was predictably substituted for Cech Fabregas at half-time.
N'Golo Kante: 9/10
The midfielder clearly was the best football player on the pitch. He was immense throughout the game, worked really hard off the ball and was the vital cog in Chelsea's set-up for the day.
Marcos Alonso: 8/10
As always, he looked lucid in the attack and threatened the Leicester defence more often than not. He couldn't stop Mahrez to set up the hosts' goal for the night, but was brilliant on every other occasion, more so going forward.
Willian: 8.5/10
The Brazilian just continues to go from strength to strength this season and his outing against Leicester was a testament to the same. He made some terrific runs in the first half of the game and played a sensational pass to Morata for Chelsea's first goal of the night.
Eden Hazard: 7/10
The Belgian is usually a lot more efficient on the ball than he was against Leicester in the game. He couldn't drive the ball forward with pace and made a couple of bad first touches in the final chunks of the match.
Alvaro Morata: /10
The Spaniard ended his goal-drought but still needs to improve his overall gameplay. The finish will give him some confidence, however, as he has looked woefully out of touch.
Substitutes
Cesc Fabregas: 6.5/10
He did better than Bakayoko when he was brought on for the Frenchman, but still hit some mistimed passes in the game. However, he defended well in extra-time and put the pressure back on the hosts with his steady display.
Pedro Rodriguez: 7.5/10
Made bad decisions in the final third every time before scoring the winner for Chelsea. His perfectly hit header was enough to usher them into the semi-final of the tournament.
Gary Cahill: 6.5/10
Brought his experience into play and did well on most occasions but was found out of position in a couple of set-pieces.
Olivier Giroud: 5/10
His duty was to hold up the play and use up the time in the last minutes of the game. The Frenchman did that well but did not have much time to impact the game substantially. He gets a standard five.
