"Billy Gilmour was very good on his first start this season as was Tino Anjorin. I'm very pleased. We wanted to win but that wasn't to be," Frank Lampard told BT Sport.
"I liked the discipline of the team - they had some counter-attacking moments but nothing big.
When asked if Gilmour could leave on loan, Lampard responded: "Not sure. The way he trains and plays I can see him with us. I have to make sure the pathway is right.
"Everyone was pretty good. There weren't outstanding performances but I asked the lads to be professional and they were.
"I don't think we can over-analyze the group stage - we've won the group and it's good progression."
Krasnodar had taken the lead in the first half but Chelsea equalized almost immediately through a penalty from Jorginho.
The Blues finish in top spot in the Group with 14 points in 6 games.
