There were some very good performances from Chelsea players in their victory over Charlton Athletic on Saturday.
Chelsea beat Charlton 5-1 in the third round of the FA Cup, with Jorrel Hato and Moises Caicedo being two of their best performers on the night.
Jorrel Hato put in a solid defensive performance while scoring one of the goals of the tournament so far.
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Chelsea defender Jorrel Hato discussing Liam Rosenior's style of play
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Caicedo also impressed as he made his presence felt in midfield. But which player had the better game?
Moises Caicedo of Chelsea goal celebration with Jorrel Hato
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Chelsea fans vote Jorrel Hato as their Man of the Match
Caicedo has probably been Chelsea’s best player this season, but it was Hato who stole the show at The Valley.
Following the Blues’ win against Charlton, supporters here on The Chelsea Chronicle have voted the defender as their Man of the Match on TalkingPoints.
Hato has taken 38.68% of votes, while Caicedo won 28.59%, leaving him in second behind his teammate. There is still a chance for you to cast your vote below!
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It has only been a few games since Enzo Maresca left the club, but Hato has looked like a different player. There is more confidence to his game and the quality of his defending has been at a higher level.
It is unlikely that he will replace Marc Cucurella, who is one of the best left-backs in the Premier League.
However, it has been claimed that Manchester City are keen on signing Cucurella. If he leaves Stamford Bridge, the 19-year-old could be his successor.
Jorrel Hato of Chelsea celebrates with teammates Moises Caicedo
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Jorrel Hato deserves fan recognition
It is great to see Hato getting some praise. It is warranted after his last few displays, but it is also needed.
The Netherlands international’s move to Chelsea has not been easy. He is a 19-year-old playing in another country for the first time.
Hato also had a nightmare performance against Qarabag in the Champions League, which would have hit his confidence.
However, he seems to have bounced back from that, with supporters seeing his improvement.
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