Chelsea have one foot in the Europa Conference League latter phase after a routine 2-0 victory over Servette at Stamford Bridge in the first leg.
But they did not make it easy after a tough first half where they failed to impress before ramping up their efforts after the break.
Christopher Nkunku scored from the penalty spot straight after half-time after being fouled by the goalkeeper before substitute Noni Madueke doubled the lead when he was sent through on goal by Enzo Fernandez.
However, there were some disappointing performances littered in the squad with Enzo Maresca left fuming on the sideline.
Chelsea boss Enzo Maresca was not happy with Mykhailo Mudryk
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Particularly in the first half, Mykhailo Mudryk just could not get going – failing to complete simple passes and looking lost out of possession.
Maresca was seen trying to coach the Ukraine international throughout the match but at one point lost his cool, turning and shaking his head in frustration after one messed-up pass.
So, how did the Chelsea stars fare?
Filip Jorgensen: 6 – Was rarely tested but stayed calm throughout the contest. The Dane was brought in for his ability with his feet.
Axel Disasi: 6 – There are rumours over his future but looked steady.
Tosin Adarabioyo: 6 – Making his first start for Chelsea after arriving from Fulham on a free transfer, did not have to do much defending.
Benoit Badiashile: 6 – It was a clear tactic from Maresca to use Badiashile as his main centre-back to build from the back. His passing looked improved from recent turgid performances.
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Renato Veiga: 7 – Another tactical switch, Veiga was often seen high up the pitch in midfield areas after moving in-field from left-back. Could be an interesting acquisition for Chelsea.
Moises Caicedo: 5 – Nothing spectacular. More expected from the £115million man. Was inexplicably handed the captain’s armband for the match.
Dewsbury-Hall: 4 – A disjointed performance, which is strange considering that he is the only player who knows Maresca’s style better than anyone after joining him from Leicester.
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Christopher Nkunku opened the scoring for Chelsea against Servette
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Christopher Nkunku: 5 – Won the penalty that he went on to score but overall, did not look that impressive in attack.
Pedro Neto: 3 – Chelsea’s attack looked poor throughout the evening and Neto did not help despite being brought in for his dribbling ability. Joao Felix will be licking his lips.
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Mykhailo Mudryk: 2 – Will it ever click for Mudryk at Chelsea? Wasteful in possession, clueless out of it, never knew when to run or press. Might be time for a loan.
Marc Guiu: 3 – Pressed okay but should have scored at least two occasions and was brought straight off after a big miss. Not his night but others will come.