After Saturday's performance, Chelsea will be looking to keep the momentum going when they play Crystal Palace tomorrow at Selhurst Park.

Olivier Giroud, Willian and Ross Barkley all found the back of the net as Chelsea picked up all three points against Watford.

With the likes of Manchester United and Wolves close behind the Blues, Frank Lampard had his say on the current chase for a top-four spot and team news ahead of tomorrow's game with Palace. 

  • Team news ahead of tomorrow's game...

On the 78th minute, N'Golo Kante limped off the field and was replaced by Billy Gilmour. Kante will be one of three who will miss tomorrow's game:

"Kante won’t be in the squad. He has a low-level hamstring injury. We’re hoping it’ll be a week or so. I would expect we’ll be very lucky to have him for Sheffield United.

"[Mateo] Kovacic trained with us today, he’s not ready for this game, hopefully the next. [Fikayo] Tomori is still not ready. He had a small setback in training so hopefully next week."

  • The situation regarding Jorginho...

The media were very quick to talk about the current situation with Jorginho. 

Jorginho has not played a single minute of football since the restart. The Italian international has been in the headlines in recent weeks, with regards to a move away from the club. Serie A leaders Juventus are potentially keeping their eye on the situation with Jorginho. Here's what the boss had to say: 

"He’s been very professional about it. He wants to play as every player does. One of the hardest parts of the job is telling a player they’re not playing, particularly when they train well, and Jorginho always trains well.


"He has handled it professionally, and that’s what I would expect. It’s important players over the course of a long season, in a competitive squad like we have, are there to support other players when they’re playing and they’re out. We’ll see with my selection tomorrow whether he plays."

  • The chasing pack...

With regards to the top four race, Lampard had a take on whether or not his players should keep an eye on the hunting pack in Manchester United and Wolves:

"Football has never been more on TV than it is now. I expect them to buy into that and want to see what results are happening around us. On a sporting level that means you care. And then there has to be a slight switch-up and a focus on yourselves.

"We can’t control all the other games; we can certainly control what we can do. It can fire you up seeing what else is happening.

"The position we’re in means a lot is in our own hands, and that’s the main thing. When we train and when we prepare and when we play, the main thing is we focus on how we absolutely put out the best performance."

  • Lampard's views on Manchester United...

Lampard was asked to give his thoughts on Manchester United. United are away to Villa on Thursday and are just two points behind the Blues:

"They’re closest, they’re a very strong team, they’re in great form for a long period of time. They have got really good individual players. You have seen the momentum they have gained across their front three, all scoring, lots of goals.

"They’re the biggest threat from behind, but this is the Premier League. It looks that way today, but it’s how each team finishes the season."

  • The drinks break rule...

Since the restart, the Premier League have implemented two drinks breaks throughout the 90 minutes. Many have had their take on the situation and whether it benefits one team compared to the other:

"They were brought in with the right intention. As a coach you try and use it if you can, because any moment to speak with the players during games can be pretty precious. It’s not an uneven playing field in that sense; we all have the same periods to talk to our players.

"It was brought in place for this short period of the season, maybe they’ll see it through to the end, but I can’t see it going any further than that. I don’t think anybody would want that."

  • The Christian Pulisic versus Eden Hazard debate...

In recent games, many fans across the Premier League have compared Christian Pulisic's season to Eden Hazard's first season in the Premier League. Frank had his say on the debate:

"Eden had a special talent straightaway of being able to receive the ball, show great balance and go past players. He would draw a lot of players towards him to open up space for others. He was pretty unselfish with making assists that way.

"Christian is possibly more direct in his style sometimes, in terms of how he goes past players and runs off the ball, which I like. He has a real ability to break a line and run forward. That’s a great trait in the modern game.

"Eden has been here and done it, and did it to an incredible level. Christian has it in his hands to make a real impact over a period of time. The thing I’m so happy with now is when we’re finding it hard to break teams down, he is taking responsibility to change that. It’s been great to see."

With Chelsea, just one point behind Leicester, a win away to Palace is a must for Frank and his team.