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Lampard frustrated by ‘inconsistent’ scheduling rules

Frank Lampard has hit out at Premier League inconsistency in fixture scheduling, lamenting ‘nobody came to help us’ when Chelsea played two games in 48 hours at Christmas. You may also like

Lampard keen to stop celebrating in training for preparation of matches

Frank Lampard has admitted Chelsea could stop celebrating in training in a bid to meet tighter coronavirus protocols. You may also like

Lampard sees Tomori as a key player for Chelsea in the future

Frank Lampard insists defender Fikayo Tomori’s long-term future remains at Chelsea. You may also like

Lampard defends injured Christensen

Frank Lampard has lamented the ‘typical modern-day reaction’ that accompanied Andreas Christensen’s knee injury. You may also like

Lampard not expecting any player power problems despite Chelsea struggles

Frank Lampard does not fear any player power problems at Stamford Bridge despite Chelsea’s stuttering form. You may also like

Lampard insists ‘any rebuild takes pain’ after Man City thump Chelsea

Frank Lampard has acknowledged Chelsea can expect more ‘pain’ if he is allowed to complete his Stamford Bridge rebuilding work. You may also like

Man City first-half blitz sinks Chelsea and heaps pressure on Lampard

Ilkay Gundogan, Phil Foden and Kevin De Bruyne all struck in the first half as Manchester City thumped Chelsea 3-1 at Stamford Bridge to heap pressure on Frank Lampard. You may also like

Lampard backs Kai Havertz to put faltering Chelsea start behind him

Frank Lampard believes patience is the key to seeing Kai Havertz flourish as the Chelsea playmaker wrestles with the after-effects of coronavirus and the burden of a hefty price tag. You may also like

Lampard insists safety must be paramount during pandemic

Chelsea boss Frank Lampard insists safety must take priority after his former England team-mate Steven Gerrard highlighted the role of football in providing people with a distraction during the coronavirus crisis. You may also like