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Premier League giant team Chelsea’s manager Frank Lampard has stated that his side can even get “a lot better” post their dominating 4-1 win against Southampton and moved up to the fifth place at the Premier League points tally.
It was Chelsea striker Tammy Abraham’s finishing touch from Callum Hudson-Odio’s assistance that gave the visiting team the opening goal before Mason Mount came in and doubled the lead for them.
A goal each from N’Golo Kante’ and Michy Batshuayi’s helped Chelsea clinch a convincing win in their first Premier League season under Frank Lampard.
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“I didn’t think we started that well, even though doing so had been something we’d talked about before,” Lampard was quoted as saying by BBC Sport.
“[Abraham’s] goal came at the right time and after that I felt pretty comfortable.
“Getting four away from home – we’re scoring – so it’s a nice afternoon.
“Let’s not get carried away, it’s a long season and we feel we might have picked up more points than we’ve actually got. We’ve not been at our absolute best and we can be a lot better.
“We shouldn’t be sloppy, and after going 2-0 up we should make it 3-0. We’re scoring goals, but can we tighten up? Yes,” he concluded.
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