Lamps: Discipline will be key

Frank Lampard admitted Chelsea’s hopes of beating Barcelona in their Champions League semi-final could lie with keeping 11 men on the field.

Lamps: Discipline will be key
Tue, 17 Apr, 2012 - 20:49

Frank Lampard admitted Chelsea’s hopes of beating Barcelona in their Champions League semi-final could lie with keeping 11 men on the field.

The Blues’ three defeats to Barca in the 10 encounters since 2000 have all been suffered after they had someone sent off.

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