Chelsea v Wolves ratings: Lukaku 9, Pulisic 8; Moutinho 6, Saiss 3

Conor Coady scores in final moments of the match to secure draw at Stamford Bridge

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  CHELSEA RATINGS: Edouard Mendy - 6, Kept his focus well to deny Pedro Neto and Hwang Hee-chan in either half, but there was nothing he could do about the late goals. AFP

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  Cesar Azpilicueta - 6, Made a vital intervention to stop Jonny getting a chance in the first half and made some good bursts forward in the second period. Was booked for catching Neto in the face with a stray arm. AFP

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  Thiago Silva - 5, There were times where he was too slow to react in his own box, and he didn’t do enough to stop Conor Coady getting the header for the equaliser. He did clean up when it appeared that Neto might get through. AP

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  Antonio Rudiger - 5, Didn’t do enough to stop Trincao cutting inside for Wolves’ first goal of the game. Should have been more clinical with his own attempt when Ruben Loftus-Cheek’s goal was disallowed for offside. Getty

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  Reece James - 6, Had often looked good defensively beforehand but didn’t do enough to stop Coady winning the header for the equaliser. His free kick attempt deceived Jose Sa but eventually went agonisingly wide. Reuters

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  Mateo Kovacic - 5, Was dispossessed in the middle then got in Rudiger’s way when Trincao scored Wolves’ first of the game. Had previously enjoyed various positive moments, including nice passes forward for Timo Werner and Romelu Lukaku. PA

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  Ruben Loftus-Cheek - 7, Moved the ball around well and drove Chelsea up the pitch at times. There is little he could have realistically done to stop himself being offside for his disallowed goal. AFP

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  Marcos Alonso - 4, Many of his set-piece deliveries were poor, with an especially bad free kick going straight into the wall. He also struggled defensively at times. Getty

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  Christian Pulisic - 8, Was Chelsea’s most creative player throughout, sliding the ball through nicely for Timo Werner’s disallowed goal. He then capitalised on Coady’s mistake to assist Lukaku. PA

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  Romelu Lukaku - 9, Having been left frustrated in front of goal in the first half, the Belgian won and converted the penalty that opened the scoring after showing his determination to dispossess Romain Saiss. Getty

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  Timo Werner - 6, Showed plenty of endeavour and made intelligent runs but struggled with his end product at times. Was unlucky to have his goal disallowed for a foul on Saiss. AP

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  SUBS: Saul Niguez (Alonso, HT’) – 5, Did the basics well and drifted into some nice positions in the middle of the pitch. Reuters

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  Malang Sarr (Azpilicueta, 87’) – N/A, Didn’t get out quickly enough to stop Chiquinho’s cross, which assisted Coady’s equaliser. Getty

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  Kai Havertz (Lukaku, 91) – N/A, Could have made things more comfortable for Chelsea after working some space for himself in the box but struck wide. Getty

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  WOLVES RATINGS: Jose Sa - 6, Made some great saves to deny shots from Werner and Lukaku. However, there was nothing he could do about the quality finishes for either goal. Getty

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  Willy Boly - 6, Played a great pass to Ait Nouri for his chance before the break and showed intelligence in his defending at times. Getty

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  Conor Coady - 6, Made a good block to deny Lukaku. Made the mistake for Chelsea’s second by absolutely smashing a pass at Ruben Neves but redeemed himself with the late equaliser. EPA

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  Romain Saiss - 3, Looked suspect defensively and was booked for pulling back Pulisic. Was lucky to see Loftus-Cheek’s goal ruled out after losing the midfielder, then conceded a penalty after losing the ball. Was eventually taken off injured. PA

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  Jonny - 6, Got up and down the wing well but should have been more decisive to latch onto Raul Jimenez’s pass in the first half. PA

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  Joao Moutinho - 6, Was booked for an overzealous tackle on Loftus-Cheek but often looked good in the middle, playing some brilliant passes forward. Getty

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  Ruben Neves - 6, Hit a deflected shot wide and provided a good ball forward to Neto for his chance shortly before half time. Had no chance of controlling Coady’s pass for Chelsea’s second. PA

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  Leander Dendoncker - 6, Put in a good shift in the middle of the pitch but missed an absolute sitter shortly before half time. Getty

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  Rayan Ait Nouri - 7, Had some very bright moments and defended well for large periods. Missed the target after a great run forward and couldn’t find the target after cutting in. Getty

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  Pedro Neto - 7, Was a good out ball and did a lot of impressive work going forward despite often being isolated. Booked for pulling back James. Getty

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  Raul Jimenez - 6, Made a great run and pass to create a chance for Jonny and cleared well in his own box, but couldn’t get enough on his touch from Neves’ shot to find the target. Hit a late shot wide. PA

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  SUBS: Hwang Hee-chan (Neto, 70’) - 6, Had a chance moments after coming on but was denied well. Stayed down after being hit by a tackle from James but made a good contribution. EPA

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  Chiquinho (Saiss, 71’) – N/A. Helped drive the team forward for Wolves’ first goal, then did brilliantly to beat Pulisic to the ball when it appeared the American might break forward. Capped off a superb substitute appearance by setting up Coady for the goal. Getty

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  Francisco Trincao (Neves, 77’) – N/A. Hit a brilliant shot to give Wolves hope of getting back into the game, then had another effort that went marginally wide after some nice footwork. Getty

Conor Coady struck deep into time added to snatch a 2-2 draw for Wolverhampton Wanderers at Chelsea on Saturday, as the London club's prospective new owners looked on from the Stamford Bridge stands.

Coady headed home a cross from substitute Chiquinho in the 97th minute after Francisco Trincao had pulled a goal back following Romelu Lukaku's double strike for Chelsea.

It was a disheartening game for Todd Boehly, the man heading the consortium that has agreed terms to take over the club in a $5.24 billion deal.

Lukaku's first league goals since December 29 took him to 14 for the season in all competitions and into an outright lead as the Blues' top scorer.

That brace should have helped Chelsea towards Champions League qualification. Instead, the Blues must continue to fight after a defeat and two draws from their last three matches.

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