Chelsea manager Frank Lampard was left disgusted by racist abuse of striker Tammy Abraham online after the UEFA Super Cup final defeat to Liverpool midweek and called on social networks Friday to do more to prevent the publication of offensive content.

Abraham saw his penalty saved by Liverpool goalkeeper Adrian on Wednesday as the European champions won a shootout 5-4 after a 2-2 draw in Istanbul.

"I am particularly disgusted by a so-called Chelsea fan," said Lampard.&nbsp;

"Tammy Abraham asked me to take the fifth penalty because he wanted to take it, wanted to stand up, be brave when the world is watching.

"Within hours somebody sitting behind a keyboard or a phone has said the most disgusting things possible.

"I don't know how these platforms are allowed, it's too easy to be done, something needs to be done as well as people obviously changing their mindsets completely.

"I'm so angry for Tammy, angry for the club because that is not what the club is about. The club does a lot of work against discrimination at all levels and it is a setback when these things happen."

Abraham is still to score his first goal for the Chelsea first-team but is expected to get far more chance to shine this season under Lampard after loan spells at Swansea and Aston Villa the past two years.

"I’ve spoken with Tammy and he is a strong character. I love his character. He's a confident boy on the pitch, he wants to do really well for this football club," added Lampard.&nbsp;

"He has an opportunity to do that this year. He's a great young man. He's experienced something that's not right and it will be a test of that character that he shouldn't need but he's got great character."

Lampard is still seeking his first win since taking charge of the club he won 13 trophies with as a player after losing his opening Premier League match 4-0 at Manchester United last weekend.

Facing a refreshed United and relentless Liverpool was a baptism of fire for the former England international, but he wants the perfect homecoming when Leicester travel to Stamford Bridge for his first home game as Chelsea boss.

"We want to win at home, it's a big game for us in front of our home fans for the first time this season," he said.&nbsp;

Chelsea manager Frank Lampard was left disgusted by racist abuse of striker Tammy Abraham online after the UEFA Super Cup final defeat to Liverpool midweek and called on social networks Friday to do more to prevent the publication of offensive content.

Chelsea manager Frank Lampard was left disgusted by racist abuse of striker Tammy Abraham online after the UEFA Super Cup final defeat to Liverpool midweek and called on social networks Friday to do more to prevent the publication of offensive content. Abraham saw his penalty saved by Liverpool goalkeeper Adrian on Wednesday as the European champions won a shootout 5-4 after a 2-2 draw in Istanbul. "I am particularly disgusted by a so-called Chelsea fan," said Lampard. "Tammy Abraham asked me to take the fifth penalty because he wanted to take it, wanted to stand up, be brave when the world is watching. "Within hours somebody sitting behind a keyboard or a phone has said the most disgusting things possible. "I don't know how these platforms are allowed, it's too easy to be done, something needs to be done as well as people obviously changing their mindsets completely. "I'm so angry for Tammy, angry for the club because that is not what the club is about. The club does a lot of work against discrimination at all levels and it is a setback when these things happen." Abraham is still to score his first goal for the Chelsea first-team but is expected to get far more chance to shine this season under Lampard after loan spells at Swansea and Aston Villa the past two years. "I’ve spoken with Tammy and he is a strong character. I love his character. He's a confident boy on the pitch, he wants to do really well for this football club," added Lampard. "He has an opportunity to do that this year. He's a great young man. He's experienced something that's not right and it will be a test of that character that he shouldn't need but he's got great character." Lampard is still seeking his first win since taking charge of the club he won 13 trophies with as a player after losing his opening Premier League match 4-0 at Manchester United last weekend. Facing a refreshed United and relentless Liverpool was a baptism of fire for the former England international, but he wants the perfect homecoming when Leicester travel to Stamford Bridge for his first home game as Chelsea boss. "We want to win at home, it's a big game for us in front of our home fans for the first time this season," he said.

Frank Lampard lambasts racist abuse of Abraham

Former England captain Wayne Rooney is to leave Washington-based DC United after agreeing a deal to become player-coach of the English Championship side Derby County, the club announced Tuesday.

"Following the conclusion of the 2019 MLS season, star forward Wayne Rooney will be departing the club to continue his career in England in order to be closer to family," DC United said in a statement.

"It was announced today that, with the consent of D.C. United, Rooney completed negotiations to become a player-coach for Derby County in the English Championship in 2020."

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Former England captain Wayne Rooney is to leave Washington-based DC United after agreeing a deal to become player-coach of the English Championship side Derby County, the club announced Tuesday.

Former England captain Wayne Rooney is to leave Washington-based DC United after agreeing a deal to become player-coach of the English Championship side Derby County, the club announced Tuesday. "Following the conclusion of the 2019 MLS season, star forward Wayne Rooney will be departing the club to continue his career in England in order to be closer to family," DC United said in a statement. "It was announced today that, with the consent of D.C. United, Rooney completed negotiations to become a player-coach for Derby County in the English Championship in 2020." ⚽ 359 career goals 🦁 120 England caps 🏆 Premier League x5 🏆 League Cup x3 🏆 FA Cup x1 🏆 UEFA Champions League x1 🏆 UEFA Europa League x1 🏆 FIFA Club World Cup x1 — Derby County (@dcfcofficial) August 6, 2019 ×

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Tammy Abraham and Ross Barkley scored as the English Premier League club Chelsea defeated Barcelona 2-1 in a pre-season friendly in Saitama, Japan on Tuesday.&nbsp;

Barcelona's £107-million star signing Antoine Griezmann made his first start for the Spanish champions while for Chelsea, Mason and Christian Pulisic started for the team.&nbsp;

Abraham&nbsp;capitalised an early Pedro shot by pouncing on a mistake by Barcelona midfielder Sergio Busquets who attempted to clear the ball and scored the classy opener in the 34th minute. Substitute Barkley stretched the lead to 2-0 by scoring in the 81st minute.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Barcelona were offensive in the second half but superb saves by Chelsea goalkeeper Kepa Arrizabalaga repeatedly denied Barca any attempt to equalise.&nbsp;

Barcelona got a free-kick just outside the box but midfielder Ivan Rakitic's shot went above the bar.

Rakitic however quickly redeemed himself in injury time, picking up a cross and firing a lightning right-footer that went deep into the net for a consolation goal for Barcelona.

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Chelsea had started their tour with 1-0 loss to Kawasaki Frontale and Barcelona will play J League team Vissel Kobe on Saturday.&nbsp;

Barcelona will start their La Liga campaign against Athletic Club Bilbao on Saturday, 17th August and Chelsea will start their Premier League season with a mouth-watering clash against Manchester United on August 10.&nbsp;

Tammy Abraham and Ross Barkley scored as the English Premier League club Chelsea defeated Barcelona 2-1 in a pre-season friendly in Saitama, Japan on Tuesday. Barcelona's £107-million star signing Antoine Griezmann made his first start for the Spanish champions while for Chelsea, Mason and Christian Pulisic started for the team.

Tammy Abraham and Ross Barkley scored as the English Premier League club Chelsea defeated Barcelona 2-1 in a pre-season friendly in Saitama, Japan on Tuesday. Barcelona's £107-million star signing Antoine Griezmann made his first start for the Spanish champions while for Chelsea, Mason and Christian Pulisic started for the team. Abraham capitalised an early Pedro shot by pouncing on a mistake by Barcelona midfielder Sergio Busquets who attempted to clear the ball and scored the classy opener in the 34th minute. Substitute Barkley stretched the lead to 2-0 by scoring in the 81st minute. Barcelona were offensive in the second half but superb saves by Chelsea goalkeeper Kepa Arrizabalaga repeatedly denied Barca any attempt to equalise. Barcelona got a free-kick just outside the box but midfielder Ivan Rakitic's shot went above the bar. Rakitic however quickly redeemed himself in injury time, picking up a cross and firing a lightning right-footer that went deep into the net for a consolation goal for Barcelona. Full-time: Chelsea 2-1 Barcelona! 💪 Goals from @tammyabraham and @RBarkley8 secure the win in our final game in Japan! 👏#CFCinJapan pic.twitter.com/BD0JdfmUPs — Chelsea FC (@ChelseaFC) July 23, 2019 × Chelsea had started their tour with 1-0 loss to Kawasaki Frontale and Barcelona will play J League team Vissel Kobe on Saturday. Barcelona will start their La Liga campaign against Athletic Club Bilbao on Saturday, 17th August and Chelsea will start their Premier League season with a mouth-watering clash against Manchester United on August 10.

Chelsea beat Barcelona 2-1 in a pre-season friendly

Chelsea's new manager <a href="https://www.wionews.com/sports/frank-lampard-appointed-as-chelsea-head-coach-on-three-year-deal-232973">Frank Lampard</a> hopes that he will bring success to the club, which is serving&nbsp;a transfer ban and are unable to add new players to their squad.&nbsp;

Amid the crisis, Lampard has been tasked with improving the players he inherited from predecessor Maurizio Sarri and promoting young players from the club's academy.&nbsp;

"I know the people that I'm working with all have the same desires from Bruce (Chelsea chairman Bruce Buck) and the people at the top of the club right the way through to the players who have been working now very hard for the last two weeks, 10 days or two weeks. So, I hope that I can bring success to the club," said Lampard during a media interaction.&nbsp;

As a player, Lampard has spent 13 years with Chelsea winning three Premier League titles and the Champions League. He said that the club is very close to his heart.&nbsp;

"In terms of my feelings to be managing Chelsea, it's obviously 'my club' having spent 13 years,"&nbsp;

"It's a club it's very, very close to my heart. So I couldn't be happier to have the opportunity to work for that club to try and bring success," he added.&nbsp;

Lampard, who made 648 appearances for Chelsea and scored a club record 211 goals, managed Derby County last season and led them to the Championship (second-tier) playoff final.&nbsp;

Chelsea's new manager Frank Lampard hopes that he will bring success to the club, which is serving a transfer ban and are unable to add new players to their squad.

Chelsea's new manager Frank Lampard hopes that he will bring success to the club, which is serving a transfer ban and are unable to add new players to their squad. Amid the crisis, Lampard has been tasked with improving the players he inherited from predecessor Maurizio Sarri and promoting young players from the club's academy. "I know the people that I'm working with all have the same desires from Bruce (Chelsea chairman Bruce Buck) and the people at the top of the club right the way through to the players who have been working now very hard for the last two weeks, 10 days or two weeks. So, I hope that I can bring success to the club," said Lampard during a media interaction. As a player, Lampard has spent 13 years with Chelsea winning three Premier League titles and the Champions League. He said that the club is very close to his heart. "In terms of my feelings to be managing Chelsea, it's obviously 'my club' having spent 13 years," "It's a club it's very, very close to my heart. So I couldn't be happier to have the opportunity to work for that club to try and bring success," he added. Lampard, who made 648 appearances for Chelsea and scored a club record 211 goals, managed Derby County last season and led them to the Championship (second-tier) playoff final.

'Hope I can bring success to the club,' says Chelsea boss Frank Lampard

J-League Champions Kawasaki Frontale pulled off a stunning 1-0 victory against Chelsea in friendly at Yokohama on Friday.

Kawasaki striker Leandro Damiao headed in a Kengo Nakamura cross from a close range in the 86th minute to clinch the upset.

Chelsea struggled to find the net despite waves of attacks, with Kawasaki players cautious in defence, particularly before the break.

In the 30th minute, Chelsea forward Pedro showed off his skill by zigzagging past a group of Kawasaki defenders before unleashing a long-range shot, which flew just over the bar.

Four minutes later, a similar attempt by his teammate Kenedy also went wide.

Kawasaki midfielder Akihiro Ienaga, J-League MVP in 2018, threatened the Chelsea goal in a 45th-minute counterattack, ending the move with a sizzling shot which forced a superb one-armed save by goalkeeper Willy Caballero.

After the break, Kawasaki's Leandro Damiao dashed to meet a Kei Chinen cross, but his diving header inside the box went wide.

Kenedy rushed to meet a Ross Barkley pass inside the box in the 69th minute, but was blocked by Kawasaki goalkeeper Shota Arai.

Arai had to make another strong save a few minutes later from an Olivier Giroud freekick.

Chelsea are on a pre-season tour of Japan, and will play a friendly against FC Barcelona on Tuesday in Saitama, north of Tokyo.

J-League Champions Kawasaki Frontale pulled off a stunning 1-0 victory against Chelsea in friendly at Yokohama on Friday. Kawasaki striker Leandro Damiao headed in a Kengo Nakamura cross from a close range in the 86th minute to clinch the upset.

J-League Champions Kawasaki Frontale pulled off a stunning 1-0 victory against Chelsea in friendly at Yokohama on Friday. Kawasaki striker Leandro Damiao headed in a Kengo Nakamura cross from a close range in the 86th minute to clinch the upset. Chelsea struggled to find the net despite waves of attacks, with Kawasaki players cautious in defence, particularly before the break. In the 30th minute, Chelsea forward Pedro showed off his skill by zigzagging past a group of Kawasaki defenders before unleashing a long-range shot, which flew just over the bar. Four minutes later, a similar attempt by his teammate Kenedy also went wide. Kawasaki midfielder Akihiro Ienaga, J-League MVP in 2018, threatened the Chelsea goal in a 45th-minute counterattack, ending the move with a sizzling shot which forced a superb one-armed save by goalkeeper Willy Caballero. After the break, Kawasaki's Leandro Damiao dashed to meet a Kei Chinen cross, but his diving header inside the box went wide. Kenedy rushed to meet a Ross Barkley pass inside the box in the 69th minute, but was blocked by Kawasaki goalkeeper Shota Arai. Arai had to make another strong save a few minutes later from an Olivier Giroud freekick. Chelsea are on a pre-season tour of Japan, and will play a friendly against FC Barcelona on Tuesday in Saitama, north of Tokyo.

J-League's Kawasaki Frontale defeat Chelsea 1-0

Chelsea are facing a transfer ban but new manager <a href="https://www.google.com/url?client=internal-uds-cse&amp;cx=006054055338965708568:09spwrlibei&amp;q=https://www.wionews.com/sports/frank-lampard-begins-chelsea-charge-with-draw-against-bohemians-234872&amp;sa=U&amp;ved=2ahUKEwiQ_pGixrnjAhVs8XMBHfp6DzAQFjAAegQIARAC&amp;usg=AOvVaw3OvAuxsCTOwPn7ekb3ujJ_">Frank Lampard</a> is confident the Premier League club do not need to bring in new players to taste success.

Lampard, who is the club's record goalscorer from his time as a player, was appointed Chelsea's new manager this month.

With Chelsea unable to add new players to their squad following a FIFA ban, Lampard has been tasked with improving the players he inherited from predecessor Mauricio Sarri and promoting young players from the club's academy.

Speaking shortly after arriving in Yokohama on Tuesday for the Japan leg of the club's pre-season tour, Lampard said he was impressed with the attitude of his new charges.

"I think I have inherited very good players," Lampard said ahead of Chelsea's pre-season friendly against Japanese champions Kawasaki Frontale on Friday.

"We can't bring in any new players, we know that this year. But I don't need new players. I am very happy with the squad and determined for us to be successful.''

"I have my own way that I want to work with the players and I have to say, in the one week we have been training, I have been very happy with the attitude and the qualities of the players," <a href="https://www.google.com/url?client=internal-uds-cse&amp;cx=006054055338965708568:09spwrlibei&amp;q=https://www.wionews.com/sports/leeds-vs-derby-frank-lampards-post-win-celebration-bill-goes-viral-219483&amp;sa=U&amp;ved=2ahUKEwiQ_pGixrnjAhVs8XMBHfp6DzAQFjABegQIDxAC&amp;usg=AOvVaw33ZJwIsQ01Uuf3xIkwDOMz">Lampard </a>said.

Friday's clash with Kawasaki will be the third game of Lampard's tenure, with Chelsea having secured a win and a draw during two pre-season matches in Ireland last week.

Lampard will be assisted at Stamford Bridge by former academy coach Jody Morris and the pair are expected to utilise many of the players who have flourished in Chelsea's youth teams and are on loan to other clubs.

Lampard worked with midfielder Mason Mount while he was on loan at Derby County last season and the 20-year-old signed a new five-year contract on Monday.

Mount, along with striker Tammy Abraham and midfielders Ruben Loftus-Cheek and Callum Hudson-Odoi, have Chelsea fans salivating at the prospect of a young, English core prospering under Lampard.

However, Lampard, who made 648 appearances for <a href="https://www.google.com/url?client=internal-uds-cse&amp;cx=006054055338965708568:09spwrlibei&amp;q=https://www.wionews.com/photos/chelse-lift-the-europa-league-cup-as-hazard-scores-twice-as-parting-gift-222736&amp;sa=U&amp;ved=2ahUKEwii_bm2xrnjAhXl4XMBHbCHDEIQFjABegQIAxAB&amp;usg=AOvVaw2_K81K6_IGDbXUkHoRYZrd">Chelsea </a>and scored a club record 211 goals between 2001-2014, warned his young players that the hard work has just started.

"Now we have a batch of them that are fighting to get into the first team," Lampard said of his young players.

"But, to be clear, they now have to make the difference. It is a road, a pathway, that is given to them and now they have to be the ones that play well enough to get into the team.

"I don't care about age, I just care about performance and how people train and play. Now it is up to those young players to show what they can do," said Lampard.

Lampard will also rely on World Cup-winning French midfielder N'Golo Kante to bring energy and experience to his <a href="https://www.google.com/url?client=internal-uds-cse&amp;cx=006054055338965708568:09spwrlibei&amp;q=https://www.wionews.com/sports/chelsea-appoint-former-goalkeeper-petr-cech-as-technical-advisor-229235&amp;sa=U&amp;ved=2ahUKEwii_bm2xrnjAhXl4XMBHbCHDEIQFjAFegQIABAC&amp;usg=AOvVaw2UXb2jbjslWXcEMHB6F2AK">Chelsea </a>side.

Kante picked up an injury towards the end of last season but Lampard was confident the 28-year-old will be fit for Chelsea's league opener against Manchester United on August&nbsp;11.

Chelsea are facing a transfer ban but new manager Frank Lampard is confident the Premier League club do not need to bring in new players to taste success. Lampard, who is the club's record goalscorer from his time as a player, was appointed Chelsea's new manager this month.

Chelsea are facing a transfer ban but new manager Frank Lampard is confident the Premier League club do not need to bring in new players to taste success. Lampard, who is the club's record goalscorer from his time as a player, was appointed Chelsea's new manager this month. With Chelsea unable to add new players to their squad following a FIFA ban, Lampard has been tasked with improving the players he inherited from predecessor Mauricio Sarri and promoting young players from the club's academy. Speaking shortly after arriving in Yokohama on Tuesday for the Japan leg of the club's pre-season tour, Lampard said he was impressed with the attitude of his new charges. "I think I have inherited very good players," Lampard said ahead of Chelsea's pre-season friendly against Japanese champions Kawasaki Frontale on Friday. "We can't bring in any new players, we know that this year. But I don't need new players. I am very happy with the squad and determined for us to be successful.'' "I have my own way that I want to work with the players and I have to say, in the one week we have been training, I have been very happy with the attitude and the qualities of the players," Lampard said. Friday's clash with Kawasaki will be the third game of Lampard's tenure, with Chelsea having secured a win and a draw during two pre-season matches in Ireland last week. Lampard will be assisted at Stamford Bridge by former academy coach Jody Morris and the pair are expected to utilise many of the players who have flourished in Chelsea's youth teams and are on loan to other clubs. Lampard worked with midfielder Mason Mount while he was on loan at Derby County last season and the 20-year-old signed a new five-year contract on Monday. Mount, along with striker Tammy Abraham and midfielders Ruben Loftus-Cheek and Callum Hudson-Odoi, have Chelsea fans salivating at the prospect of a young, English core prospering under Lampard. However, Lampard, who made 648 appearances for Chelsea and scored a club record 211 goals between 2001-2014, warned his young players that the hard work has just started. "Now we have a batch of them that are fighting to get into the first team," Lampard said of his young players. "But, to be clear, they now have to make the difference. It is a road, a pathway, that is given to them and now they have to be the ones that play well enough to get into the team. "I don't care about age, I just care about performance and how people train and play. Now it is up to those young players to show what they can do," said Lampard. Lampard will also rely on World Cup-winning French midfielder N'Golo Kante to bring energy and experience to his Chelsea side. Kante picked up an injury towards the end of last season but Lampard was confident the 28-year-old will be fit for Chelsea's league opener against Manchester United on August 11.

Chelsea do not need new players to be successful: Frank Lampard

New Chelsea manager <a href="https://www.google.com/url?client=internal-uds-cse&amp;cx=006054055338965708568:09spwrlibei&amp;q=https://www.wionews.com/sports/frank-lampard-appointed-as-chelsea-head-coach-on-three-year-deal-232973&amp;sa=U&amp;ved=2ahUKEwi5nM6Yn6zjAhVX6nMBHaYvAskQFjABegQIEBAC&amp;usg=AOvVaw2QJsJ5iaCPONPFdVVUqhPX">Frank Lampard</a> said he was pleased with the team's response to his "taxing" pre-season programme following a 1-1 draw at Irish side Bohemians in his first match in charge.

Striker Michy Batshuayi put Europa League winners Chelsea ahead in the eighth minute before trialist Eric Molloy levelled late on to snatch a draw at Dalymount Park in Dublin.

Lampard, who replaced Maurizio Sarri this month after a season in charge of Championship side Derby County, said the squad's fitness was his main priority ahead of the new season.

"I have a way of working that can be taxing on the players and we wanted to get straight into it ... I want to stretch them because that's what pre-season is all about," the 41-year-old told Chelsea's website.

"We have to because we want fitness and intensity in our game. I'm happy not just with how they've practically done things but with their attitude in taking everything on.''

"We haven't been back for long and this was our first game after just a few days so there was a bit of pressure on the lads to work ... we've been working them hard," said Lampard.

Lampard, who won three Premier League titles and the Champions League as a Chelsea player, said he was happy with the team's performance despite failing to get the victory.

"We wanted to win because you always do but it's not about that at this point," <a href="https://www.google.com/url?client=internal-uds-cse&amp;cx=006054055338965708568:09spwrlibei&amp;q=https://www.wionews.com/sports/leeds-vs-derby-frank-lampards-post-win-celebration-bill-goes-viral-219483&amp;sa=U&amp;ved=2ahUKEwi5nM6Yn6zjAhVX6nMBHaYvAskQFjAAegQIAhAC&amp;usg=AOvVaw0DJd8C6nUuovxXPSxwGU4W">Lampard </a>added.

"It's about individuals getting fit and pushing themselves to the limit," he said.

Chelsea kick off their league campaign against Manchester United at Old Trafford on August&nbsp;11.

New Chelsea manager Frank Lampard said he was pleased with the team's response to his "taxing" pre-season programme following a 1-1 draw at Irish side Bohemians in his first match in charge.

New Chelsea manager Frank Lampard said he was pleased with the team's response to his "taxing" pre-season programme following a 1-1 draw at Irish side Bohemians in his first match in charge. Striker Michy Batshuayi put Europa League winners Chelsea ahead in the eighth minute before trialist Eric Molloy levelled late on to snatch a draw at Dalymount Park in Dublin. Lampard, who replaced Maurizio Sarri this month after a season in charge of Championship side Derby County, said the squad's fitness was his main priority ahead of the new season. "I have a way of working that can be taxing on the players and we wanted to get straight into it ... I want to stretch them because that's what pre-season is all about," the 41-year-old told Chelsea's website. "We have to because we want fitness and intensity in our game. I'm happy not just with how they've practically done things but with their attitude in taking everything on.'' "We haven't been back for long and this was our first game after just a few days so there was a bit of pressure on the lads to work ... we've been working them hard," said Lampard. Lampard, who won three Premier League titles and the Champions League as a Chelsea player, said he was happy with the team's performance despite failing to get the victory. "We wanted to win because you always do but it's not about that at this point," Lampard added. "It's about individuals getting fit and pushing themselves to the limit," he said. Chelsea kick off their league campaign against Manchester United at Old Trafford on August 11.

Frank Lampard begins Chelsea charge with draw against Bohemians

Chelsea have appointed Frank Lampard as head coach on a three-year contract, the Premier League club announced on Thursday.

Lampard, a former Chelsea player who won three Premier League titles and the Champions League in a 13-year spell at Stamford Bridge, managed <a href="https://www.google.com/url?client=internal-uds-cse&amp;cx=006054055338965708568:09spwrlibei&amp;q=https://www.wionews.com/sports/derby-give-chelsea-nod-to-open-managerial-talks-with-frank-lampard-230383&amp;sa=U&amp;ved=2ahUKEwj2z-LP6prjAhUH5o8KHS3iD1cQFjABegQIEBAC&amp;usg=AOvVaw0Kw9YSSzqcwKz1VkBXBrbG">Derby County</a> last season and led them to the Championship (second-tier) playoff final.

"I am immensely proud to be returning to Chelsea as head coach," Lampard said in a statement.

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"Everyone knows my love for this club and the history we have shared, however, my sole focus is on the job in hand and preparing for the season ahead."

Lampard, adored by Chelsea fans as the heart and soul of the club's midfield during a trophy-laden 13 years at Stamford Bridge thanked his fans on Twitter as he left&nbsp;second tier Derby County. 
 
"Everyone knows my love for this club and the history we have shared, however, my sole focus is on the job in hand and preparing for the season ahead," he said on the club's official Twitter account. 
 
"I am here to work hard, bring further success to the club and I cannot wait to get started." 
 
A relative rookie as a manager, the 41-year-old Lampard earned plaudits for taking Derby into the Championship playoff final in his first year in the dugout&nbsp; - even if they just missed out on promotion to Aston Villa. 
 
He faces no small task in returning Chelsea to the status of Premier League title contenders following Sarri's departure to Juventus and Eden Hazard's move to Real Madrid. 
 
His rebuilding efforts at Chelsea will also be hampered by a FIFA transfer ban. 
 
Sarri, who departed after one season at Stamford Bridge, guided Chelsea to the Europa League title and third place in the Premier League but was never loved by Chelsea fans. 
 
"Lamps" will have no such problems. 
 
The former England midfielder played a key role in Chelsea's golden era, making 648 appearances and scoring a club record 211 goals between 2001-2014. In that time, he won three Premier League titles as well as the Champions League. 
 
"After 13 years with us as a player, where he became a club legend and our record goalscorer, we believe this is the perfect time for him to return and are delighted he has done so," Chelsea director Marina Granovskaia said. 
 
"We will do everything we can to ensure he has all the support required to be a huge success."

Lampard's former Chelsea team-mate Petr Cech joined the club as a technical and performance advisor last month, and the pair will play a key role in the overhaul of the playing squad.

Chelsea have appointed Frank Lampard as head coach on a three-year contract, the Premier League club announced on Thursday. Lampard, a former Chelsea player who won three Premier League titles and the Champions League in a 13-year spell at Stamford Bridge, managed Derby County last season and led them to the Championship (second-tier) playoff final.

Chelsea have appointed Frank Lampard as head coach on a three-year contract, the Premier League club announced on Thursday. Lampard, a former Chelsea player who won three Premier League titles and the Champions League in a 13-year spell at Stamford Bridge, managed Derby County last season and led them to the Championship (second-tier) playoff final. "I am immensely proud to be returning to Chelsea as head coach," Lampard said in a statement. Over to you, boss! #WelcomeHomeFrank pic.twitter.com/vPGpCUSsMX — Chelsea FC (@ChelseaFC) July 4, 2019 × "Everyone knows my love for this club and the history we have shared, however, my sole focus is on the job in hand and preparing for the season ahead." Lampard, adored by Chelsea fans as the heart and soul of the club's midfield during a trophy-laden 13 years at Stamford Bridge thanked his fans on Twitter as he left second tier Derby County. "Everyone knows my love for this club and the history we have shared, however, my sole focus is on the job in hand and preparing for the season ahead," he said on the club's official Twitter account. "I am here to work hard, bring further success to the club and I cannot wait to get started." A relative rookie as a manager, the 41-year-old Lampard earned plaudits for taking Derby into the Championship playoff final in his first year in the dugout - even if they just missed out on promotion to Aston Villa. He faces no small task in returning Chelsea to the status of Premier League title contenders following Sarri's departure to Juventus and Eden Hazard's move to Real Madrid. His rebuilding efforts at Chelsea will also be hampered by a FIFA transfer ban. Sarri, who departed after one season at Stamford Bridge, guided Chelsea to the Europa League title and third place in the Premier League but was never loved by Chelsea fans. "Lamps" will have no such problems. The former England midfielder played a key role in Chelsea's golden era, making 648 appearances and scoring a club record 211 goals between 2001-2014. In that time, he won three Premier League titles as well as the Champions League. "After 13 years with us as a player, where he became a club legend and our record goalscorer, we believe this is the perfect time for him to return and are delighted he has done so," Chelsea director Marina Granovskaia said. "We will do everything we can to ensure he has all the support required to be a huge success." Lampard's former Chelsea team-mate Petr Cech joined the club as a technical and performance advisor last month, and the pair will play a key role in the overhaul of the playing squad.

Frank Lampard appointed as Chelsea head coach on three-year deal

Derby Country have given Chelsea permission to speak to their current manager Frank Lampard about the possibility of taking over at Stamford Bridge, the Championship club said on Tuesday.

Lampard has emerged as the favourite to replace Maurizio Sarri at Chelsea, after the Italian joined Serie A champions Juventus earlier this month.

"With pre-season fast approaching for both clubs it is hoped this will allow Chelsea to swiftly conclude their discussions," Derby said in a statement, adding they would not comment further until it was appropriate to do so.

Lampard, who won three Premier League titles and the Champions League as a player at Chelsea, led Derby to the Championship playoff final last season in his first year in management.

Derby Country have given Chelsea permission to speak to their current manager Frank Lampard about the possibility of taking over at Stamford Bridge, the Championship club said on Tuesday.

Derby Country have given Chelsea permission to speak to their current manager Frank Lampard about the possibility of taking over at Stamford Bridge, the Championship club said on Tuesday. Lampard has emerged as the favourite to replace Maurizio Sarri at Chelsea, after the Italian joined Serie A champions Juventus earlier this month. "With pre-season fast approaching for both clubs it is hoped this will allow Chelsea to swiftly conclude their discussions," Derby said in a statement, adding they would not comment further until it was appropriate to do so. Lampard, who won three Premier League titles and the Champions League as a player at Chelsea, led Derby to the Championship playoff final last season in his first year in management.

Derby give Chelsea nod to open managerial talks with Frank Lampard

Derby County defeated Leeds United 4-2 on Wednesday to complete a 4-3 aggregate comeback win and reach the English Championship play-off final. The&nbsp;dramatic revival was set by Jack Marriott, who scored twice for the team.&nbsp;

More than win, the post-match celebration got highlighted when the Derby County's travelling fans celebrated the win at The Kings Head pub and a picture was shared online showing a bill for around $3,567 (£2,800 to be exact) at the same venue.&nbsp;

The photo of the bill shared with a caption, "Lampard's bar bill good lad."&nbsp;

Although, it is not clear that who actually paid the bill.&nbsp;

The receipt that went viral on Twitter comprises of a long list of 40 items that included 209 beers, 54 shots of Sambuca, 75 Jager, 33 Kraken, 53 Tonic, 29 Fireball, 65 Splash, 65 shots of Grey Goose vodka and 38 shots of tequila on a long list of 40 items.&nbsp;

There were people who tried to remain&nbsp;sober as a diet coke and two cokes were also ordered.&nbsp;

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Former Chelsea and England midfielder Frank Lampard is now one game away from taking the Rams back into the lucrative Premier League in his first season as a manager, with Aston Villa their opponents at Wembley on May 27.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Leeds, already 1-0 up from the first leg, scored first in front of their own fans at Elland Road on Wednesday.&nbsp;

But Marriott's first goal seconds before half-time got the Rams back into contention and he settled a match which ended with both sides down to 10 men by scoring again five minutes from full-time.&nbsp;

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Derby's victory was all the more impressive given Lampard's sixth-placed side had only just scraped into the playoffs.&nbsp;

Derby County defeated Leeds United 4-2 on Wednesday to complete a 4-3 aggregate comeback win and reach the English Championship play-off final. The dramatic revival was set by Jack Marriott, who scored twice for the team.

Derby County defeated Leeds United 4-2 on Wednesday to complete a 4-3 aggregate comeback win and reach the English Championship play-off final. The dramatic revival was set by Jack Marriott, who scored twice for the team. More than win, the post-match celebration got highlighted when the Derby County's travelling fans celebrated the win at The Kings Head pub and a picture was shared online showing a bill for around $3,567 (£2,800 to be exact) at the same venue. The photo of the bill shared with a caption, "Lampard's bar bill good lad." Although, it is not clear that who actually paid the bill. The receipt that went viral on Twitter comprises of a long list of 40 items that included 209 beers, 54 shots of Sambuca, 75 Jager, 33 Kraken, 53 Tonic, 29 Fireball, 65 Splash, 65 shots of Grey Goose vodka and 38 shots of tequila on a long list of 40 items. There were people who tried to remain sober as a diet coke and two cokes were also ordered. See the bill! Frank Lampard’s Bar Bill last night after beating Leeds to claim a place in The Championship Play off final👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 pic.twitter.com/e0QhDtz7S3 — Football Away Days (@AwayDayFooty) May 16, 2019 × "Derby: Frank Lampard’s side celebrate with wild £2,800 pub bender" https://t.co/R4GXAjuqVW — fullpint (@fullpint) May 17, 2019 × "Stop crying Frank Lampard"🎵 Derby's dressing room after beating Leeds tonight👏 Twitter: DuaneHolmes🎥#DCFC #LEEDER pic.twitter.com/JIIoxo6tnJ — Betting Directory (@BettingDirector) May 15, 2019 × Former Chelsea and England midfielder Frank Lampard is now one game away from taking the Rams back into the lucrative Premier League in his first season as a manager, with Aston Villa their opponents at Wembley on May 27. Leeds, already 1-0 up from the first leg, scored first in front of their own fans at Elland Road on Wednesday. But Marriott's first goal seconds before half-time got the Rams back into contention and he settled a match which ended with both sides down to 10 men by scoring again five minutes from full-time. "Everyone wrote us off" An emotional Frank Lampard reflects on guiding Derby to the play-off final 📺 Watch reaction live on Sky Sports Football: https://t.co/zUmZbbyVzZ pic.twitter.com/oZuASTGqZh — Sky Sports Football (@SkyFootball) May 15, 2019 × Derby's victory was all the more impressive given Lampard's sixth-placed side had only just scraped into the playoffs.

Leeds vs Derby: Frank Lampard's post-win celebration bill goes viral

Former England midfielder Frank Lampard is taking his first step into management by taking the reins at Derby County, the Championship club announced on Thursday.

The 39-year-old, who won three Premier League titles with Chelsea, has signed a three-year contract at the second-tier English outfit two years after retiring in 2016.

Derby have been looking for a new manager since Gary Rowett was lured away by recently-relegated Stoke.

Lampard told Derby's official website: "This is my first job as a manager, but I've worked closely with some of the best coaches in the game and I'm confident in my own abilities and those of the team around me, including the board.

"I know it won't be easy -- managing a football team never is -- but I'm really looking forward to the challenge ahead.

"I've always wanted to manage a club with a big tradition and history like Derby County, so this is a huge opportunity."

Rowett led Derby into the play-offs at the end of last season only for Fulham to overturn a first-leg deficit in their semi-final clash before going on to beat Aston Villa at Wembley.

Lampard said his aim was to take Derby back to the Premier League for the first time since 2008 when the club finished rock bottom.

"We want to build on the club's top six finish in the Championship last season, while at the same time bringing through some of the excellent youth and academy talent we have at Pride Park," added Lampard.

After starting his career at West Ham, Lampard joined Chelsea and had 13 successful years at Stamford Bridge.

He remains the club's leading goalscorer with 211 goals and, as well as his hat-trick of Premier League medals, also lifted four FA Cups, the Champions League and the Europa League during a trophy-laden stay.

His career came to a close at New York City -- but he did return to England briefly, scoring against Chelsea while on loan at Manchester City.

The 39-year-old, who won three Premier League titles with Chelsea, has signed a three-year contract at the second-tier English outfit two years after retiring in 2016

Former England midfielder Frank Lampard is taking his first step into management by taking the reins at Derby County, the Championship club announced on Thursday. The 39-year-old, who won three Premier League titles with Chelsea, has signed a three-year contract at the second-tier English outfit two years after retiring in 2016. Derby have been looking for a new manager since Gary Rowett was lured away by recently-relegated Stoke. Lampard told Derby's official website: "This is my first job as a manager, but I've worked closely with some of the best coaches in the game and I'm confident in my own abilities and those of the team around me, including the board. "I know it won't be easy -- managing a football team never is -- but I'm really looking forward to the challenge ahead. "I've always wanted to manage a club with a big tradition and history like Derby County, so this is a huge opportunity." Rowett led Derby into the play-offs at the end of last season only for Fulham to overturn a first-leg deficit in their semi-final clash before going on to beat Aston Villa at Wembley. Lampard said his aim was to take Derby back to the Premier League for the first time since 2008 when the club finished rock bottom. "We want to build on the club's top six finish in the Championship last season, while at the same time bringing through some of the excellent youth and academy talent we have at Pride Park," added Lampard. After starting his career at West Ham, Lampard joined Chelsea and had 13 successful years at Stamford Bridge. He remains the club's leading goalscorer with 211 goals and, as well as his hat-trick of Premier League medals, also lifted four FA Cups, the Champions League and the Europa League during a trophy-laden stay. His career came to a close at New York City -- but he did return to England briefly, scoring against Chelsea while on loan at Manchester City.

Former England mid-fielder Frank Lampard steps into management at Derby

Former England and Chelsea midfield star Frank Lampard retired on Thursday aged 38, calling time on a playing career that will be remembered as one of the Premier League&#39;s finest.

Lampard did not reveal what he plans to do next, but said he was grateful to the Football Association for the opportunity to do his coaching badges, suggesting he may go into management.

Chelsea&#39;s record goalscorer said he had turned down &quot;a number of exciting offers&quot; to carry on playing in Britain and abroad.

&quot;After 21 incredible years I have decided that now is the right time to finish my career as a professional footballer,&quot; Lampard wrote on Facebook.

&quot;I&#39;m immensely proud of the trophies I&#39;ve won, of representing my country over 100 times and of scoring more than 300 career goals.&quot;

Lampard left New York City FC in the autumn and also played for West Ham United and Manchester City in the Premier League.

But it was at Stamford Bridge where he really made his name as a prolific midfielder.

He scored 211 times for the Blues and won every major club honour, netting the goals which in 2005 secured the club&#39;s first championship title in 50 years.

&quot;Of course, the largest part of my heart belongs to Chelsea Football Club, a club which has given me so many great memories,&quot; Lampard wrote.

&quot;I will never forget the opportunity they gave me and the success that we managed to achieve together. It is impossible to give thanks individually to all the people that helped and supported me in my 13 years playing there.&nbsp;

&quot;All I can say is from the day I signed until now and going forward, I&#39;m eternally grateful for everything and to everyone. Chelsea fans gave myself and my teammates such incredible support.&nbsp;

&quot;Their passion and hunger drove me on personally to give my best year after year. I couldn&#39;t have done it without them.&quot;

&#39;World class&#39;

Lampard was a pivotal figure in the greatest period in Chelsea&#39;s history as he helped the west London club win the Champions League, three Premier Leagues, four FA Cups, two League Cups, the Europa League and a Community Shield.

He thrived under Jose Mourinho&#39;s management, scoring 13 goals in their 2005 title-winning season and netting 16 times the following season as Chelsea retained their title.

In 2006, he finished runner-up to Barcelona forward Ronaldinho in both the Ballon d&#39;Or and FIFA World Player of the Year awards.

Lampard scored 10 or more Premier League goals in 10 successive seasons for Chelsea and peaked with 22 as he picked up a third Premier League winner&#39;s medal in 2009-10.

After many years of agonising near misses, including a penalty shoot-out defeat against Manchester United in the 2008 final, Lampard finally capped his glittering career with Champions League glory in 2011-12.

With John Terry suspended, Lampard captained underdogs Chelsea to a shock penalty shoot-out win over Bayern Munich in the German club&#39;s own Allianz Arena.

Lampard&#39;s retirement drew tributes from across the world of football.

&quot;After all those Chelsea battles and Frank Lampard now retiring, I can finally admit the respect I had for him and that he was a great player,&quot; said former Liverpool defender Jamie Carragher.

&quot;He was definitely a world-class player for a long period of time,&quot; former Chelsea winger Pat Nevin told the BBC.

&quot;I don&#39;t think we rate him as highly as we should do. He was a better all-round footballer than he was given credit for.&quot;

(AFP)

The ex-England international scored 211 times for the Blues and won every major honour, including the club's first championship in 50 years

Former England and Chelsea midfield star Frank Lampard retired on Thursday aged 38, calling time on a playing career that will be remembered as one of the Premier League's finest. Lampard did not reveal what he plans to do next, but said he was grateful to the Football Association for the opportunity to do his coaching badges, suggesting he may go into management. Chelsea's record goalscorer said he had turned down "a number of exciting offers" to carry on playing in Britain and abroad. "After 21 incredible years I have decided that now is the right time to finish my career as a professional footballer," Lampard wrote on Facebook. "I'm immensely proud of the trophies I've won, of representing my country over 100 times and of scoring more than 300 career goals." Lampard left New York City FC in the autumn and also played for West Ham United and Manchester City in the Premier League. But it was at Stamford Bridge where he really made his name as a prolific midfielder. He scored 211 times for the Blues and won every major club honour, netting the goals which in 2005 secured the club's first championship title in 50 years. "Of course, the largest part of my heart belongs to Chelsea Football Club, a club which has given me so many great memories," Lampard wrote. "I will never forget the opportunity they gave me and the success that we managed to achieve together. It is impossible to give thanks individually to all the people that helped and supported me in my 13 years playing there. "All I can say is from the day I signed until now and going forward, I'm eternally grateful for everything and to everyone. Chelsea fans gave myself and my teammates such incredible support. "Their passion and hunger drove me on personally to give my best year after year. I couldn't have done it without them." 'World class' Lampard was a pivotal figure in the greatest period in Chelsea's history as he helped the west London club win the Champions League, three Premier Leagues, four FA Cups, two League Cups, the Europa League and a Community Shield. He thrived under Jose Mourinho's management, scoring 13 goals in their 2005 title-winning season and netting 16 times the following season as Chelsea retained their title. In 2006, he finished runner-up to Barcelona forward Ronaldinho in both the Ballon d'Or and FIFA World Player of the Year awards. Lampard scored 10 or more Premier League goals in 10 successive seasons for Chelsea and peaked with 22 as he picked up a third Premier League winner's medal in 2009-10. After many years of agonising near misses, including a penalty shoot-out defeat against Manchester United in the 2008 final, Lampard finally capped his glittering career with Champions League glory in 2011-12. With John Terry suspended, Lampard captained underdogs Chelsea to a shock penalty shoot-out win over Bayern Munich in the German club's own Allianz Arena. Lampard's retirement drew tributes from across the world of football. "After all those Chelsea battles and Frank Lampard now retiring, I can finally admit the respect I had for him and that he was a great player," said former Liverpool defender Jamie Carragher. "He was definitely a world-class player for a long period of time," former Chelsea winger Pat Nevin told the BBC. "I don't think we rate him as highly as we should do. He was a better all-round footballer than he was given credit for." (AFP)

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