FRANK Lampard demands his Chelsea side will be back after their Champions League exit was affirmed with a 7-1 total annihilation against Bayern Munich The Germans drove 3-0 from their success at Stamford Bridge back in February and took control at an opportune time through a Robert Lewandowski punishment.
Lampard has driven the Blues astonishingly during his first year having been given a troublesome assignment and they will again contend at Europe's top table next term.
They were outflanked by the Bavarians over the 180 minutes however the player turned supervisor is determined his young crew will be better for their ongoing experience.He stated: "It's a decent exercise for us to go facing Bayern and their Champions League understanding, with a great deal of our players having debut seasons.
"I can see where I need us to go and I realize we'll be back." Tammy Abraham split the shortage not long before half-an ideal opportunity to give Chelsea a hint of something to look forward to on the night.
In any case, Bayern scored twice in the arena where Lampard won the Champions League as a player eight years prior.
The 40-year-old has some critical choices to make this mid year - one of which is who his No 1 will be next term.Kepa Arrizabalaga, the club's record marking, was sidelined lately with Lampard's understanding apparently up as Willy Caballero accepted goalkeeping duties.The Argentine has underlined his expectations to stay at Stamford Bridge and battle for a beginning regardless of theory connecting the west Londoners with a move for Nick Pope or Dean Henderson.
He stated: We did a legitimate competition in the Premier League - we are in the Champions League (next season) which is useful for the group, there's nothing to lament today.
"I have an agreement for one more year. I'm extremely glad to play in this shirt and I might want to continue playing. I turned into the best option and we will perceive what occurs later on, I will endeavor to have this open door once more.
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