Premier League: Frank Lampard delivers Tammy Abraham injury news, £80m boost for Chelsea

Chelsea suffered a shockwave 1-0 loss to West Ham on Saturday and will be looking to bounce back instantly against Aston Villa.

A second-half goal from Aaron Cresswell condemned Frank Lampard's side to their second consecutive league defeat and the Blues boss admitted the performance was not good enough. Football fans from around the world can purchase Premier League Football Tickets online to enjoy its stunning performances.

We were lower par in several parts of our game. It is not one. We did not do sufficient in the final third. I think that has been a slight bit of the story of our last few competitions this week. Now we were diverse against Man City. We got in the final third a lot and we did not do sufficiently with our optimal pass or cross or shot.

Today, we did not get in there quite as much. We need to be more creative and usually, we have been this season. My protest this season is more we are not changing sufficient of the chances we are making. Today was not quite that, we did not create enough.

Tammy Abraham injury boost

Chelsea will decide today whether Tammy Abraham will be fit for Wednesday night's Premier League game at home to Aston Villa. The striker suffered a critically hurt left hip late in the first half of the 2-2 draw away to Valencia's previous Wednesday affecting him to miss Saturday's 1-0 loss against West Ham United.

Olivier Giroud taking place upfront instead and fought against Manuel Pellegrini's side though Frank Lampard maintained that a lack of match acuity was not to blame for the France striker's meager performance. Abraham will be deliberated against Villa if he can verify his fitness in training on Monday. If not Michy Batshuayi is probable to start against Dean Smith's side.

Tammy needs to get out and move a slight bit outside over the next two days, Lampard said on Saturday late afternoon but football. London knows that the England striker is quite confident about being ready.

Eden Hazard dig

Ex-France manager Raymond Domenech has taken a dig at Eden Hazard after the former Chelsea winger finished in 13th place in the 2019 Ballon d'Or. Despite winning the Europa League with the Blues last season and helping those to a third-place finish Domenech took aim at the Belgian forward. He said: He has absolutely no right to be there.

The £80m boost Arsenal, Chelsea, and Spurs could get

This week heralds the start of a new era of on-demand Premier League games with ten games available to watch on Amazon as the retail giant ventures into the world of football broadcasting.

Amazon has rewarded a reported £90million for the honor of flowing 20 matches per season until 2021/22, becoming the first newscaster to offer a pure flowing service for the Premier League. Other opponents have tried and failed to challenge Sky's near three-decade power on broadcasting the Premier League.

Among them are Setanta and ESPN alongside BT Sport which remains to fight the good fight with rights to 52 games this season. This is small variation compared to Sky's 128 games per season which itself is a jump on the earlier three-year treaty.

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