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Chelsea's Ruben Loftus-Cheek has yet to really return to his old self preinjury. At some point, it is time to accept that just may be the way it is now.
Travis Tyler|
Chelsea's best option against Liverpool on Sunday is to include Olivier Giroud at center forward and use Timo Werner on the left wing.
Michael DeVito|
In addition to a new formation, Frank Lampard instructed Chelsea's fullbacks to sit deeper during the Blues' opener against Brighton.
Gabe Henderson|
There was plenty of chopping and changing of the centerback pair last season. It is time for Frank Lampard to reward Chelsea's good performances this year.
Travis Tyler|
Chelsea manager Frank Lampard will need to fix the issues of the Brighton match if he is to see his side overcome Liverpool at Stamford Bridge.
Charlie Pizey|
After a solid performance in this season’s opener against Brighton, Timo Werner showed he is everything Chelsea was missing.
Hugo Amaya|
A handful of injuries allowed Frank Lampard to hand Kai Havertz his full Chelsea debut perhaps earlier than expected, but it went about as expected.
Olaoluwa Nwobodo|
Despite rumors of a potential split of Jorginho and Chelsea, the midfielder captained the Blues and got them up and running this season.
Oliver Smith|
The right back spot for Chelsea is going to be highly contested this season, but with Cesar Azpilicueta injured, Reece James seized the moment.
Mike Malley|
Some fans were quick to judge player performances in the opening match, but it's important to give some context to the Chelsea opener.
Gabe Henderson|
Tariq Lamptey impressed against his former club which caused the wails to start. Don't forget that he wanted out of Chelsea, not the other way around.
Travis Tyler|
Frank Lampard threw a curveball when he lined Chelsea up in a 4-2-2-2 against Brighton. The shape showed promise while being far from perfect.
Travis Tyler|
Chelsea began their Premier League campaign with a not so convincing nor comfortable win. What lessons can be learned from the match?
Tan Yi Hao|
This summer’s acquisitions have signaled the dawn of a new era for Chelsea Football Club, an era in which began at Brighton.
Ishan Shah|
West Ham will hold on tightly to Declan Rice. Chelsea can afford to wait on him, but they cannot afford to end the window without a defensive midfielder.
Travis Tyler|
Despite Edouard Mendy not being a household name amongst the European elite, Chelsea's pursuit of him isn't a cheap, stopgap alternative.
Gabe Henderson|
Chelsea opens another exciting season on the road at Brighton, The Pride of London staff seems confident in a victory despite absences.
The Pride of London Staff|
Chelsea Women rebounded from their draw to Manchester United by absolutely obliterating Bristol City Women to the tune of 9-0.
Travis Tyler|
Although the Batman has never truly settled at Stamford Bridge, Michy Batshuayi's superhero personality will always find a home with the Chelsea faithful.
Nathaniel Kay|
Chelsea has spent a pretty penny on players this summer, but its key players—like Ruben Loftus-Cheek—cannot be forgotten amid this retooling.
Wilfred Laurence|
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