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STOKE ON TRENT, ENGLAND - DECEMBER 07:  A dejected Frank Lampard of Chelsea and teammates walk off the pitch following his team's 3-2 defeat  during the Barclays Premier League match between Stoke City and Chelsea at Britannia Stadium on December 7, 2013 in Stoke on Trent, England.  (Photo by Michael Regan/Getty Images)
STOKE ON TRENT, ENGLAND - DECEMBER 07: A dejected Frank Lampard of Chelsea and teammates walk off the pitch following his team's 3-2 defeat during the Barclays Premier League match between Stoke City and Chelsea at Britannia Stadium on December 7, 2013 in Stoke on Trent, England. (Photo by Michael Regan/Getty Images)Michael Regan/Getty Images

Chelsea vs. Stoke City: Live Player Ratings for the Blues

Sam TigheJan 26, 2014

The FA Cup fourth-round magic continues as Jose Mourinho's Chelsea host Mark Hughes' Stoke City.

The Potters have a good recent record against the Blues but rarely fare well at Stamford Bridge, so will we see a veritable "Cupset," or will Eden Hazard and Co. roll on?

Here, we'll be grading the Chelsea players at the half-time and full-time intervals, so stay tuned and see if you agree with our thoughts!

Mark SchwarzerGK77
Branislav IvanovicRB77
David LuizCB66
Gary CahillCB77
Ashley ColeLB77
Nemanja MaticDM78
Frank LampardDM77
Andre SchurrleRW67
OscarCAM88
Eden HazardLW89
Samuel Eto'oST77
RamiresCMN/A6
WillianWingN/A7
Demba BaSTN/AN/A

Mark Schwarzer: Was baited into (wrongly) coming for a dangerous cross, but didn't have much to do overall.

Branislav Ivanovic: A quiet outing for the Serbian, who was rarely tested down the right and didn't get forward much.

David Luiz: Appeared to irritate Mourinho over and over again and struggled greatly with Peter Crouch.

Gary Cahill: Solid as always, titanic in the air.

Ashley Cole: Stoke favourited their right in attack but got little joy out of Cole. Offensively he was limited.

Nemanja Matic: Tidy on the ball and well organised off it. Looked right at home, a stunning signing.

Frank LampardRelatively decent in the centre, missed a sitter to double the lead, but looked solid enough.

Andre Schurrle: Looked a little rusty, but that's understandable. Ryan Shawcross superbly denied him a certain goal and he hit the post in the second half.

Oscar: Sensational from the Brazilian, scoring a genius free-kick to break the deadlock. Hit the post. Immense throughout.

Eden Hazard: A constant live-wire, not one Stoke player has any idea how to stop him and created many, many chances. Man of the Match.

Samuel Eto'o:  A threat in and around the box, good linking play, but a complete lack of deadliness in front of goal.

Ramires (sub): Got involved immediately after coming on and missed a good chance from two yards.