The Sport Analytic

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See the numbers behind Chelsea's draw with RB Salzburg ️

Chelsea were able to get the ball into dangerous positions, completing 12 key passes and 16 balls into the opponent's box. RB Salzburg managed one key pass and three balls into the Chelsea box.

Chelsea also played an impressive 46 passes into the final third with a long ball completion rate of 71%. RB Salzburg managed 11 balls into the final third, with 38% of their long balls hitting a target.

Marc Cucurella, our man of the match, made two key passes and pressed the opponent 19 times - he won possession with 11 of those presses (more than any other player on the pitch).

Cucurella also attempted six challenges - more than any other player on the pitch.

Mason Mount played five successful passes into the opponent's box - more than any other player on the pitch.

Mason Mount has played three successful crosses in the Champions League this season, behind only Ousmane Dembele of Barcelona who's played four.

In this match, Mason Mount successfully received 13 progressive passes (more than any other player on the pitch) and dribbled past an opponent three times (joint-most alongside Reece James).

Mount and Cucurella both made a match-high four successful tackles.