Chelsea v Napoli: how the players rated David Luiz 8 No, honestly. Impeccable distribution, robust in the challenge, cleared the ball efficiently and provided an occasional attacking threat. Rarely tested in the air by Napoli. John Terry 8 Cometh the hour, cometh the man. An immaculate defensive performance capped with a superb run to the near post and glanced header to score second goal. Ashley Cole 7 Positioning was often suspect in the early stages as he failed to get to grips with Lavezzi, but provided a sound attacking threat in the second half. Michael Essien 5 Gave the ball away far too often and - more worryingly - was frequently second to the ball. Still clearly some way short of his best Ramires 7 Made his mark with a pinpoint cross from the left wing for Chelsea's first goal. Other than that, a fairly quite night, one or two surging runs excepted. Frank Lampard 8 Cometh the hour, cometh the man, part two. Booked in the first half, but kept his head to provide the assist for Terry's goal and scored an emphatic penalty to level the tie. Daniel Sturridge 8 Terrific. Looked comfortable on the ball, able to cut onto either foot, and provided a constant threat. Put in a heroic defensive shift when required, too. Juan Mata 7 Failed to get into the game until the later stages, often pressed out of possession by Inler and Gargano. Took up a more advanced role in the second half. Didier Drogba 7 Gave his all, and an emphatic headed goal in the first half after a typically bullish diagonal run to the near post underlined his qualities.. Subs Fernando Torres came on for Sturridge just after the hour mark, but still looked a touch hesitant within sight of goal. Napoli Morgan De Sanctis 8/10 Never looked comfortable dealing with crosses, flapping at a couple, but made two brilliant reflex saves from Ivanovic's deflected shot and a Drogba half-volley. Hugo Campagnaro 7 Needlessly got Lampard booked by gesturing at referee Felix Brych. Then equally needlessly, conceded the corner from which Terry scored. Karmic justice, of a sort. Paolo Cannavaro 8 A good night for Napoli's captain, whose heading and positional play was excellent. Booked for a hearty challenge on Lampard in the second half. Salvatore Aronica 6 Unnerved by Drogba's heft. Outmuscled for the Ivorian's goal, but redeemed himself with some tidy sliding clearances. Looked more comfortable when Torres came on. Christian Maggio 6 Intercepted superbly, but niggle midway through the first half eventually ended his game prematurely, and explains why he failed to close down Ramires for Drogba's goal. Gokhan Inler 8 The best of Napoli's midfielders, capping a feisty performance with an unstoppable strike for Napoli's goal. Pressed tirelessly, and tackled with Premier League bite. Walter Gargano 6 Some nice touches made up for a couple of misplaced passes early on. Appeared to tire in the later stages, and drifted out of the game. Juan Zuniga 6 A desperate sliding challenge to block Luiz's shot-cum-cross was the highlight of his game. Switched to the right wing after Maggio's injury, and got less change out of Cole. Ezequiel Lavezzi 7 Got fewer and fewer chances to unleash his electrifying pace as the game progressed and Napoli were pushed further and further back. Marek Hamsik 8 Combined intelligent movement - making him hard to mark - with an assured touch that rarely gave away possession. Did his bit in defence, too. Edinson Cavani 6 Just a fraction off the pace. Squandered two good opportunities in the first half that could have put the game to bed well before the finish. Andrea Dossena came on for the ailing Maggio just before half-time and put in some good crosses from the left but handled in the area to give away a late penalty.