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Frank Lampard made three changes in the 34' against Arsenal. Had any one component not happened Chelsea may not have turned the game towards victory.
George Perry|
Chelsea beat Arsenal because of the fantastic management of Frank Lampard. Suggesting anything else would be madness, at the least.
Barrett Rouen|
Chelsea won the last game of the decade, but that doesn’t mean it wasn’t frustrating. Everyone deserves credit for the comeback, including Frank Lampard.
Hugo Amaya|
Chelsea are away from home facing a team well safe from the relegation zone, which means they should have no problem cruising to victory.
The Pride of London Staff|
Chelsea again faces a club with a new manager that cannot be accounted for. Arsenal will be tough but Mikel Arteta is not Unai Emery or Pep Guaridola.
Travis Tyler|
Chelsea take on Arsenal for the first time this season on Sunday afternoon. Here's the minimum you need to know to be ready for the game.
Kevin Peacock|
Chelsea's loudest online fans took us inside two terrifying places: their minds and their basements. ChelsTwit warriors are our Children of the Year.
The Pride of London Staff|
Frank Lampard asks a lot of his trusted centrebacks. Kurt Zouma has played more minutes over the last 14 games than any other Chelsea player - even Kepa.
George Perry|
2019 was the year the sharpest minds stood athwart the Chelsea blog- and Twitter-osphere and shouted "Pay!" These heroes are Chelsea's Men of the Year.
George Perry|
Over the last two seasons Eden Hazard was on hand to bail out a poor Chelsea performance. Without that luxury, Frank Lampard has become reliant on the kids.
Kevin Peacock|
Chelsea provided holiday comfort to another team hovering near the relegation zone. Here are three aspects that contributed to a sad Boxing Day loss.
George Perry|
Chelsea succumbed to yet another defeat as they lost 2-0 to Southampton at home. Frank Lampard has the players - he is just not making good use of them.
Vishnu Raj|
Chelsea sunk to a loss against Bournemouth before overpowering Tottenham. That seems to be The Chelsea Way, so make predictions at your own risk.
The Pride of London Staff|
The Isco rumours should not amount to anything, because he is not so much better than Chelsea's current players to guarantee himself a starting role.
Olaoluwa Nwobodo|
2019 was the end of Eden Hazard's era and the beginning of Frank Lampard's. Binding them together was Chelsea FC's Woman of the Year, Marina Granovskaia.
George Perry|
Chelsea manager Frank Lampard has been cut from a different cloth than previous managers. He will not allow himself a Kevin De Bruyne.
Travis Tyler|
Frank Lampard showed that his Plan B's are real, and they're spectacular. Now there is an extra sense of anticipation around Chelsea's XI and formation.
George Perry|
Most traditional rivalries in the Premier League are falling apart. Chelsea and Tottenham, though, are perfectly matched as the best head-to-head battle.
Nate Hofmann|
Because the Premier League is weird, Chelsea faces Southampton a second time before the halfway point. The Saints are much stronger than they were though.
Travis Tyler|
Chelsea should look for January transfers who can have an immediate impact in the Champions League. Timo Werner and Sander Berge top this list.
Ashish Thomas|
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