Frank Lampard was presented with a wealth of offensive options at Chelsea last season, after his club signed the likes of Timo Werner, Hakim Ziyech and Kai Havertz in the summer.
The Blues legend tried to maximise their potential by opting for a series of different line-ups in the Premier League, but he was ultimately replaced by Thomas Tuchel in January.
Since, Chelsea have lifted the Champions League trophy as well as progressing to a new level on the pitch, with the German coach prioritising balance over attack.
Despite the wealth of attacking players available to Tuchel, he settled on a 3-4-3 formation which allowed for just three of those players to take to the field at a time.
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