Chelsea have used 22 players in winning the Premier League title this season.
Here, Press Association Sport rates them.
Petr Cech (goalkeeper)
Appearances: Five starts (one as substitute)
Cleansheets: Five
Displaced as number one, but did not complain and performed flawlessly when called upon – 7/10.
Branislav Ivanovic (right-back)
Appearances: 35
Goals: Four
Indefatigable. A marauding and physical presence at right-back who often comes up with key goals – 8.
Filipe Luis (left-back)
Appearances: Seven (six)
Goals: None
The Brazilian was expected to be first-choice left-back, but could not oust Cesar Azpilicueta – 5.
Cesc Fabregas (midfielder)
Appearances: 31 (one)
Goals: Three
The assist king started the season brilliantly and had a near telepathic understanding with Diego Costa, but faded in more physical contests – 8.
Kurt Zouma (defender/midfielder)
Appearances: Six (Eight)
Goals: None
Called the new Marcel Desailly following mature performances against top-quality opposition. A real prospect – 7.
Ramires (midfielder)
Appearances: 11 (12)
Goals: Two
Injuries punctuated his season, but the Brazilian tearaway remains a potent threat, particularly on the counter-attack – 6.
Oscar (forward)
Appearances: 26 (two)
Goals: Six
Flourished at times, floundered at others. The often brilliant Brazilian is still to show his ability consistently – 7.
Eden Hazard (forward)
Appearances: 35
Goals: 14
Outstanding. Mesmerised opposition defenders time and again and was an ever present, contributing goals and assists – 9.
Didier Drogba (striker)
Appearances: Seven (20)
Goals: Four
Not the towering presence of old, but still weighed in with a few precious goals – 6.
John Mikel Obi (midfielder)
Appearances: Four (12)
Goals: None
Did what he does well when called upon, but his time at Stamford Bridge could be near an end – 5.
Thibaut Courtois (goalkeeper)
Appearances: 30
Cleansheets: 13
Excellent in the main, justifying his inclusion ahead of Cech. A few errors went unpunished – 8.
Andre Schurrle (forward)
Appearances: Five (Nine)
Goals: Three
So often wasteful when he was given his chance to impress, the World Cup winner left for Wolfsburg in January – 4.
Mohamed Salah (forward)
Appearances: None (Three)
Goals: None
The Egypt winger had little opportunity to impress and now seems to be thriving on loan at Fiorentina – 5.
Loic Remy (striker)
Appearances: Four (12)
Goals: Five
Delivered when called upon, which was infrequently. The France striker made some decisive contributions – 7.
Diego Costa (striker)
Appearances: 23 (one)
Goals: 19
Hit the ground running in the Premier League, but his season was punctuated by hamstring problems and he lacked goals against big rivals – 8.
Nemanja Matic (midfielder)
Appearances: 33
Goals: One
Peerless for much of the season, the Serbia midfielder rarely put a foot wrong in an important role for the Blues – 8.
Willian (forward)
Appearances: 26 (eight)
Goals: Two
Has become an increasingly important figure in his second season and is improving all the time – 8.
Juan Cuadrado (forward)
Appearances: Three (six)
Goals: None
The January arrival has taken time to adapt to life in English football and is still to show his best – 5.
Gary Cahill (defender)
Appearances: 31 (two)
Goals: One
Started well and overcame a mid-season blip to reaffirm his place in the starting line-up, but long-term could be under threat – 7.
John Terry (defender)
Appearances: 35
Goals: Four
His longevity continues to astound. Anticipates play well, but has protection around him too – 8.
Cesar Azpilicueta (left-back)
Appearances: 28
Goals: None
Right footed, operating on the left, the Spain full-back keeps it simple and is rarely beaten – 7.
Ruben Loftus-Cheek (midfielder)
Appearances: None (one)
Goals: None
His potential has been talked up by Jose Mourinho and he will be fully integrated into the first team next term – 6.
