The first silverware of the new season has been awarded and Pep Guardiola's Man City are the ones taking the trophy home. You can read all about the match here but who stood out and who found things difficult at Wembley on Sunday? Chelsea (4-3-3) Willy Caballero 8 Chelsea’s stand-in goalkeeper stopped his former club running riot and perhaps gave the Blues encouragement they already have a replacement for Thibaut Courtois at Stamford Bridge. Cesar Azpilicueta 6 Another season, another change of position for Chelsea’s ‘Mr consistent’ but it will take some getting used to playing in a back four again. David Luiz 4<doc-sep>Sign up to FREE email alerts from Football London - Chelsea Invalid Email Something went wrong, please try again later. Subscribe Thank you for subscribing We have more newsletters Show me See our privacy notice Willy Caballero Couldn't do much about the Sergio Aguero goal and was left exposed by his defence. Came out well to deny Leroy Sane when he was through on goal. Again could do nothing from Aguero's second goal, but did well from a volley by the Argentine in the second half. Another good save right at the death to deny Diaz. 6 Cesar Azpilicueta Didn't provide much of an outlet for the Blues and was trying to look after Sane. A job he did pretty well in the main, but Chelsea lost something going forward. Tried to get more forward to provide something, and defensively probably the strongest player, but often exposed. 5 Antonio Rudiger Should have closed down Aguero before he fired into the bottom corner. Too much space between the defence and the midfield and he had a pretty tough first half. The defence were so easily beaten time and time again and they were susceptible to simple balls over the top. Not a great afternoon despite one good block at the end. 3 David Luiz Caught out a couple of times with balls through the middle, however some good blocks and important clearances when needed. The second half was a bit of a disaster though, being turned so easily and Chelsea's defence being completely ripped apart. 3 Marcos Alonso Sloppy on the ball, but he did try to get forward, however Hudson-Odoi cut in more than using him. Had a really tough first half from Riyad Mahrez. Provided very, very little going out and he hasn't looked as comfortable in the normal left-back role at all. 3 Jorginho Not the best first half from the Italy international. Unusually sloppy at times and there was too much of a gap between the defence and midfield, which City were really able to expose. Some poor passes over the top as well. Trying to get the defence to come up with him, however they didn't really follow which meant that the spaces were massive between. Not good enough on the ball either. 4 Cesc Fabregas Didn't really get into the game in the first half as he would have liked to and wasn't as influential as he would have wanted to be. One good break late in the half, but nothing came of the chance. Played one really nice ball to Morata, but defensively at the moment it doesn't really seem that Sarri's system is suiting him much. 3 Ross Barkley Some really good moments of strength from him, but switched off for Foden to run through to set up the goal. However, by far the most comfortable on the ball and looked decent at times. However, in the second half he went missing a little bit and he struggled to influence the game as he would have wanted. 5 Callum Hudson-Odoi A really quiet first 30 minutes or so but started to see more of the ball and grew into the game. A couple of times he got shots in, but too often cutting inside instead of taking on Walker. However, as the half went on started to make things happen. Couldn't get on the ball much in the second half. 6 Pedro Playing very wide at times, but didn't see a lot of ball. Tried to give a little bit of energy to the attack, but didn't really influence proceedings too much. Had one chance where he fired wide of the goal, but apart from that nothing really went his way. 4 Alvaro Morata Struggled to really get much possession and a couple of times he was knocked off the ball. One chance which he took rashly and fired high and wide. Not much better in the second half either as he had no chances whatsoever. Still no goals in pre-season. 3 Substitutes Danny Drinkwater (on for Fabregas 59') Not enough penetration going forward and not enough defensively. 4 Willian (on for Hudson-Odoi 59') Tried to bring a bit of energy to the forward line, but not enough touches of the ball. 5 Tammy Abraham (on for Morata 69') A couple of nice touches and should have been put through by Moses late on. Almost latched on to a Barkley cross. 5 Victor Moses (on for Pedro 79') Tried to link with the midfield, but not enough of a chance to make an impression. Maybe should have scored at the death. 5 Keep up to date with the latest news, features and exclusives from football.london via the free football.london app for iPhone and Android. Available to download from the App Store and Google Play.<doc-sep>When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Sometimes they'll include recommendations for other related newsletters or services we offer. Our Privacy Notice explains more about how we use your data, and your rights. You can unsubscribe at any time. How did each Chelsea player fare against Man City in the Community Shield? Maurizio Sarri has been left with plenty to ponder after Chelsea were defeated 2-0 by a ruthless Manchester City team in the Community Shield at Wembley. Sergio Aguero scored twice to condemn the Blues to defeat, with disappointing performances across the pitch from Sarri's team. Alvaro Morata failed to have any impact up front, while several defenders failed to cope with City's rampant attacking forces. New signing Jorginho also endured a rough afternoon with sloppy passes and a failure to combat his opposite numbers. One bright light for Chelsea was Callum Hudson-Odoi's display, with the 17-year-old continuing his hot streak of form during pre-season. Take a look through the gallery to reveal our Chelsea player ratings against Manchester City in the Community Shield.<doc-sep>The video will auto-play soon 8 Cancel Get the FREE Mirror Football newsletter by email with the day's key headlines and transfer news Invalid Email Something went wrong, please try again later. Sign up Thank you for subscribing We have more newsletters Show me See our privacy notice Two goals from Sergio Aguero goals, including his 200th for the club, handed Manchester City a 2-0 win over Chelsea as Pep Guardiola's men won the Community Shield for the fifth time at a sun-baked Wembley. The game between title winners and cup holders is the traditional curtain-raiser but on this evidence the gap between the two teams, which last season stood at 30 points in the Premier League, is as wide as ever despite the arrival of Maurizio Sarri as Blues manager and new signing Jorginho. Aguero struck his first on 13 minutes after Phil Foden, filling in admirably for Kevin De Bruyne, burst forward to find the Argentine, who wrong-footed Antonio Rudiger with a low shot to become the first City player to reach a double century of goals. Chelsea, who were without Eden Hazard, took 25 minutes to even register a shot and seldom threatened and it was no surprise when Aguero added a second from a Bernardo Silva pass after spurning an even clearer chance moments earlier. City cut Chelsea apart to become the first Premier League champions to win the trophy since Manchester United in 2013. Here, we rate the players on both sides... (Image: Action Images via Reuters) (Image: Action Images via Reuters) CHELSEA Caballero 6 Once a Wembley shoot-out hero for City, less joy this time Azpilicueta 5 Had his work cut out to suppress Silva and Sane's runs Luiz 5 Given full guided tour of Wembley in his first start for six months (Image: Michael Regan) Rudiger 5 Isolated by Foden's intelligent run when City broke deadlock Alonso 5 Less comfortable in flat back four than as a foraging wing-back Jorginho 5 Not immediately obvious, on this evidence, why £57m Italian jilted City Barkley 5 Pale imitation of playmaker who was top of the bill at Everton Fabregas 5 Probably fared better as a BBC pundit at the World Cup Hudson-Odoi 7 Terrified Walker with bags of promise and bundles of star quality (Image: REX/Shutterstock) Pedro 5 Not enough shots, not enough crosses, not enough end product Morata 5 Struggled to make his presence felt where it mattered – in opposition box SUBS : Willian (Hudson-Odoi, 59) 6, Drinkwater (Fabregas, 59) 5, Abraham (Morata, 69) 5, Moses (Pedro, 79) MANCHESTER CITY Bravo 6 No bar of soap in the shower is safe in this bloke's hands Walker 6 Far from comfortable re-entry from England's dizzy World Cup orbit Stones 7 Light years from ransacking pub teams like Panama but solid enough (Image: Getty Images Europe) Laporte 6 Move along please, make your way home, nothing to see here Mendy 7 Approaching full throttle after he was cut down by injury last season Fernandinho 7 Formidable human shield, called the tune like a jukebox Foden 8 Busy, attentive, disciplined... and, best of all, home-grown (Image: AFP) Mahrez 6 Record signing promised a lot more than he actually delivered B.Silva 7 Found pockets of space so tight your loose change wouldn't fit in them Sane 7 One more time: How on earth did Germany leave him out? Aguero 8 Back in the old routine, two crisp finishes and one surprising miss SUBS : Jesus (Mahrez, 68) Diaz (Foden, 76), Kompany (Aguero, 79), Otamendi (Laporte, 87), Gomes (Stones, 90)<doc-sep>
Click to play Tap to play Bravo An early chance for some action in a season when he's unlikely to see much. Very composed with his feet, but a couple of hair-raising moments 5 Walker Back at right back after a summer in the centre for England. Solid 6 Stones An absolute rock defensively and cultured with his use of the ball 7 Laporte Looked at ease alongside Stones. Is this City's dream defensive partnership? 6 Mendy It's a cliche, but he's like a new signing. Offers so much going forward on the left 7 Fernandinho Carried on where he left off last season and still > Jorginho 7 Bernardo Really bright performance with his runs into the box and decisive passing. He'll taking some shifting 9 Foden A loose start, but had the confidence to keep trying things. Set Aguero's opener and got better and better 7 Mahrez Feeliing his way into it. Should have done better with a couple of chances 5 Aguero Scored his 200th and 201st Man City goals and looked a menace from the start 8 Sane A point to prove to German boss Joachim Low. Some trademark runs 6 (for Sane, 45) His run led to Aguero's second 6 Jesus (for Mahrez, 68) Forced decent save from Caballero 6 Brahim (for Foden, 76) Gave Chelsea another headache 5 Kompany (for Aguero, 80) Only on for a short time, but still pulled off one crunching tackle 5 Otamendi (for Laporte, 87) Too late to mark Gomes (for Stones, 90) Too late to mark