Man for man marking: Barcelona v Chelsea Victor Valdes A spectator for long periods, but it was his fault that Pique's game ended so early after charging out of his goal wildly. Carles Puyol Found Drogba too tough to handle. Was missing in action when Ramires ran through to put Chelsea back in the game. Javier Mascherano Looked vulnerable on the few occasions Chelsea mounted an attack and really demonstrated that he is not a centre half at all. Gerard Pique Already struggling to cope with Drogba when he collided with his own keeper Valdes and was replaced by Alves after 26 minutes. Sergio Busquets While he opened the scoring for the home side, he had a lot of ball and did very little with it. Xavi Another subdued performance from the Spanish international. The suspicion is he has been carrying a groin injury recently and it shows. Andres Iniesta Sublime finish for Barcelona's second goal, but was another Barcelona player whose creativity was surprisingly lacking. Cesc Fabregas The former Arsenal midfielder is not close to becoming a star for his new club just yet. Most passion he showed was in his battles with Lampard. Alexis Sanchez An irritant for Chelsea, particularly with his overreaction to tackles, including Terry's challenge. Lionel Messi Missed a number of chances, including the penalty and his frustration showed when he was booked late on. Isaac Cuenca One of Barça's main threats, particularly when he moved to the right wing. Set up Barcelona's first goal, but faded. Best off the bench Daniel Alves (Pique, 26): Helped set up the first, but ineffective in the second half. Petr Cech Was also one of Chelsea's best players offensively as his long punts up field regulalry found. Branislav Ivanovic Impressed at right-back before switching to centre-half after Terry's dismissal. A real inspiration. Gary Cahill Won't have fond memories of first game at Nou Camp. It lasted just 11 minutes after he picked up a hamstring injury. John Terry Shown the red card for kneeing Sanchez in the back and while the contact was soft, the referee had no option. Ashley Cole Had another superb game at left back. Barça created very little on the right flank. raul meireles More than made up for technical deficiences with his effort to close Barcelona players down. But will miss the final through suspension after a late yellow. John Obi Mikel Knew he was in for a tough night and there were moments where his lack of pace was exploited. Provided a great shield in front of the back four. Frank Lampard Played the pass of the night to set up Chelsea's first goal and ran tirelessly in midfield, harrying the Barcelona players at every opportunity. Ramires Silenced the Nou Camp with a sublime finish just before half-time. Shown a yellow card, which means he misses the final. Didier Drogba Apart from his foolish tackle to give away a penalty, the 34-year-old led the line and also did a lot of good work at the back. Juan Mata Rearguard defensive actions don't suit Mata's game and the match passed him by for long periods. Worked hard but was subbed before the hour. Best off the bench Fernando Torres (Drogba, 80): Scored the winner and did in the coolest way possible. Abramovich will think his £50m was well spent now.