Unlucky Loftus-Cheek could leave Chelsea on loan – Lampard
Chelsea manager Frank Lampard knows Ruben Loftus-Cheek needs to play games this season, either out on loan or in his team. You may also like
Lampard urges Chelsea to cut out mistakes after late comeback at West Brom
Chelsea boss Frank Lampard admits his side must cut out the mistakes despite hitting back from 3-0 down to claim a late Premier League point at West Brom. You may also like
Abraham nets equaliser at the death as Chelsea fight back to deny Baggies
Tammy Abraham’s last-gasp goal capped Chelsea’s stunning second-half fightback as they recovered from 3-0 down to claim a point at West Brom. You may also like
Lampard: Mendy will have to earn Chelsea No 1 spot
Frank Lampard has insisted new recruit Edouard Mendy will have to earn first-choice goalkeeper status at Chelsea. You may also like
What will become of Chelsea goalkeeper Kepa Arrizabalaga?
Chelsea’s signing of goalkeeper Eduoard Mendy surely means the end of Kepa Arrizabalaga’s Blues career. But who will take the £71m man? You may also like
Lampard plays down Rudiger’s absence as Chelsea sink Barnsley
Frank Lampard has played down Toni Rudiger’s Chelsea omission despite the Germany defender eyeing a loan move away from Stamford Bridge. You may also like
Havertz hits a hat-trick as Chelsea run riot
Kai Havertz scored a hat-trick as Chelsea sealed their progression into the EFL Cup fourth round with a dominant 6-0 win over Barnsley at Stamford Bridge on Wednesday evening. You may also like
Hudson-Odoi challenged to ‘flourish again’ as Chelsea take on Barnsley
Callum Hudson-Odoi will start Chelsea’s Carabao Cup clash with Barnsley with Frank Lampard’s challenge to “flourish again” ringing in his ears. You may also like
New signing Silva wants to win the EPL with Chelsea
New signing Thiago Silva has revealed he joined Chelsea to win the Premier League title. You may also like
Fabinho’s performance as defensive deputy gives Liverpool reasons to cheer
A vote of confidence from Virgil Van Dijk appears to have reinforced manager Jurgen Klopp’s hunch in gambling on utilising midfielder Fabinho as an auxiliary centre back. You may also like
