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Chelsea played 90 mostly forgettable minutes on their way out of the Carabao Cup. No players particularly stood out, making it that much more dreary.
George Perry|
Frank Lampard is continuing what he started against Grimsby Town, bringing Billy Gilmour and Marc Guehi back into the Chelsea starting XI.
George Perry|
Chelsea welcome Manchester United for what will hopefully be a big Carabao Cup of revenge for the opening day loss. Here are our writers' predictions.
The Pride of London Staff|
Frank Lampard gave five players their Chelsea first-team debut against Grimsby Town in the Carabao Cup. That small experience may be valuable tonight.
George Perry|
Chelsea and Manchester United followed similar trains of thought to appoint their latest managers. But United took a wrong turn at the fork in the road.
Travis Tyler|
The strongest case for Frank Lampard's management style is not Christian Pulisic's hat trick, but how each Chelsea player has played in nearly every game.
George Perry|
After 10 games, Chelsea sits fourth in the Premier League. It is very early to take the table seriously but it sure is pretty.
Travis Tyler|
Chelsea defeated Burnley 4-2 on Saturday. Every member of the team contributed exactly as these Blues are expected to, and some even more than that.
Barrett Rouen|
Frank Lampard's handling of Christian Pulisic and Callum Hudson-Odoi should calm the needless noise around Reece James' development at Chelsea.
George Perry|
Many have criticized Chelsea and Frank Lampard's handling of Christian Pulisic. But it turns out club and manager knew exactly what they were doing.
Travis Tyler|
Kurt Happy "birthday" Zouma had a rough start to the season but has sense rebounded greatly. He is one of Chelsea's best stories this season.
Travis Tyler|
Chelsea are back to being the team that always has a win in them. Now they need to be the team that never has wins - or clean sheets - taken away from them.
George Perry|
Chelsea look to extend their win streak to seven games at Turf Moor. Burnley are in eighth place, but are still the same old Burnley.
The Pride of London Staff|
Chelsea have been trying to figure out what to do with the space between their midfield and defensive lines, and will need another option to face Burnley.
George Perry|
Sean Dyche was once one of England's top managers. But other managers have risen up, like Chelsea's Frank Lampard, and have left Burnley in the past.
Travis Tyler|
Never in the last 16 years did Chelsea have the best team in Europe, but through their pride they were always able to take on any team and win.
Olaoluwa Nwobodo|
Frank Lampard cannot continue piling the minutes on his core six players. At some point he will need to rotate his Chelsea squad to preserve his starters.
George Perry|
Frank Lampard has done the one thing his predecessor, Maurizio Sarri, promised to do but failed the deliver: Chelsea are once again fun to watch.
Kevin Peacock|
Piet de Visser speaks to papers rarely, but when he does it is often noteworthy. His comments on Chelsea confirm what everyone was thinking.
Travis Tyler|
After years of trying to be another club, the Blues went a different way and allowed Frank Lampard to let Chelsea be Chelsea again.
Travis Tyler|
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