Blues need to make big statement against league leaders


AFTER an emphatic 5-2 win over Wolves last weekend, the Blues were brought back down to earth following a narrow 1-0 Champions League opening game defeat to Spanish side Valencia at Stamford Bridge.

Despite the inconsistency of the results so far, I have been very impressed with the team this season under new manager Frank Lampard. The transfer ban is starting to look as a blessing in disguise with the youngsters making the most out of the opportunity and a few senior players rising to the occasions, most notably Jorginho, Mateo Kovacic and Emerson.

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