Frank Lampard has now lost each of his last 10 matches as a manager - he is the first English manager to lose 10 in a row while in charge of a top-flight team since Arthur Cox in February 1988 with Derby.'Those things are not going to change overnight but we better get there quickly because we've got another game coming at the weekend.' How the game played out If you want to be a nice to play against and play short passes all the time, and at the top of the pitch not have responsibility to hold the ball, then it doesn't matter where you go in the Premier League. 'In the time I've been here it's pretty clear for me to see. 'Chelsea's been a big success for 20 years domestically and won Champions Leagues, but at the moment we're not in that position. Hits and misses: Lampard must be ruthless, Odegaard inspiresįrank Lampard slammed Chelsea's first-half display against Arsenal.Carra: Chelsea an absolute mess | 'Decline is astonishing'.Arteta: We can still win title | Vieira: So much Arsenal progress.The home fans were revelling in the occasion at that point, loudly cheering the announcement that Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang, their former striker, would be replaced by Kai Havertz at the interval following an anonymous first-half performance. Chelsea boss Frank Lampard handed former Arsenal striker Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang a first start since November and also called on Noni Madueke.Īrsenal's third goal came from more dire defending as the Blues twice failed to clear their lines following Ben White's right-wing cross, allowing Jesus to fire home his 10th Premier League goal of the season from close range.

Mikel Arteta made three changes to his team from Arsenal's loss to Man City, bringing in Jakub Kiwior, Jorginho and Leandro Trossard for Rob Holding, Thomas Partey and Gabriel Martinelli.

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