Brentford manager Thomas Frank has hinted that Frank Lampard may have caused his side to lose. Before kick-off with some of his actions in last night’s Premier League game. past
Thomas Frank said he was “surprised” by Chelsea ‘s respect for Brentford after seeing the line-up selected for the ‘killing bees’ West London derby. ‘ defeated 2-0 at Stamford Bridge Last night. With theBlues’ interim manager Frank Lampard opting for a 3-5-2 formation, with Raheem Sterling playing in. As a temporary striker with Conor Gallagher in midfield
Lampard led the team to open the field at Stamford Bridge to welcome the visit of Brentford, with Danish coach Thomas Frank in charge, opening the UFABET game in the 37th minute . “Going to take a 1-0 lead thanks to a Cesar Azpilicueta own goal. and ended the first half with this score Entering the second half in the 78th minute , the visiting team escaped 2-0 from the goal of Brian Mbumo. The Blues were defeated 2-0, with Frank admitting he was shocked that Chelsea used almost the same players against Real. Madrid last week: “ Yes, I (surprised), I’m pleased they showed us respect. I think they did that. But I don’t know why I haven’t spoken to [Lampard] yet.”
Lampard explained that he felt like he couldn’t win with team picks. He said: “There’s a team balance to focus on. Everyone saw that, you’re right, that’s what you get ′ ′ This is a problem that happened before the day I came. When you’re missing a door Sometimes you have to play with tactical players like we saw against Real Madrid.
“I use a similar starting lineup and everyone tells me I don’t score a lot of goals. But that’s my choice. We have to keep working to find ways to create scoring chances ′′ Maybe the team doesn’t score a lot of goals. And when you’re down and lacking confidence, the last chance (it doesn’t) is when Aubameyang comes down. He was given a lot of chances but not a lot of time . There was a clear problem with the team. And that’s why Chelsea didn’t score enough goals.
Chelsea remain 11th in the Premier League with just six games remaining this season. They look more likely to finish lower than both Brentford and Fulham. Two rivals from the west London club for the first time in the Premier League era.