Full Chelsea player ratings from Stamford Bridge after the Blues were beaten at the hands of Tottenham on Saturday evening

Cole Palmer was sent off for Chelsea as they slumped to a 2-0 defeat at home to Tottenham on Saturday evening.

Mike Penders punched into his own net in the second-half before Mathys Tel doubled Spurs' lead from range.

In between those two goals, Palmer was sent off for picking up two yellow cards. It was a fiery night at Stamford Bridge, with Chelsea coming out worse.

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Here are the full Chelsea player ratings from football.london.

Mike Penders - He was doing well until he wasn't. A night to forget in the end after he punched the corner backwards and into his own net. 3

Josh Acheampong - Third successive league start for Acheampong. Did a couple of his trademark powerful runs forward with the ball. However, Spurs were causing all sorts of issues down Chelsea's right-hand side and Acheampong was being doubled up on at times. 5

Maxence Lacroix - Performed well in the first half but struggled in the second period. Lacroix will be disappointed with his display. 5

Levi Colwill - He was solid for the first half but his performance went downhill in the second. His passing wasn't at its usual level on the night. 5

Pedro Neto - After his match-winning heroics last weekend, Neto started really well at Stamford Bridge on Saturday evening. His hard work and persistence almost led to the opening goal of the game around 15 minutes in. Tailed off a bit but certainly not the worst player out there. 6

Jordan Henderson - Fourth successive start for the 36-year-old. Should do better with the chance he has in the first half - and he will know that. Looked tired in the second period. 5

Moises Caicedo - He couldn't get close to James Maddison, who ran the show at times. That, though, seemed more of an issue because of the way Alonso set his midfield/press up rather than Caicedo or Henderson themselves. Improved in the second half. 5

Jorrel Hato - A lot of the play was going down the other side so we didn't see too much of Hato, in truth. The Dutchman wasn't able to impose himself in an attacking sense as we saw against Everton last weekend. 5

Cole Palmer - Really quiet in the first half and he let himself down in the second period. Two stupid yellow cards. Needless. 3

Geovany Quenda - A first start for the 19-year-old in a Chelsea shirt. He did alright when he was involved but for the most part, he was a bit quiet. 5

Morgan Rogers - Rogers played as a central striker, a position we have seen glimpses of him in during his early days at Chelsea. However, the £117million man could not really get involved. Spurs did a really good job of nullifying the Blues' record signing. 5

Subs

Marco Palestra - Provided energy but gave the ball away a couple of times. 5

Estevao Willian - Nearly scored but couldn't get too involved. 6

Danny Welbeck - On in the 88th minute. N/A