Frank Lampard's toughest Chelsea attack has been unveiled after Villa draws.

 Chelsea fell behind in a tough game 1-1 at home against Aston Villa on Monday night. Following the Boxing Day loss away at London rivals Ar...

 Chelsea fell behind in a tough game 1-1 at home against Aston Villa on Monday night.

Following the Boxing Day loss away at London rivals Arsenal, newly-appointed head coach Frank Lampard made a pair of improvements to his attack.

Because of this, Stuani and Werner were taken off the bench.

Lampard's decision was initially correct when Giroud broke the deadlock, but Anwar El Ghazi's mistake missed the mark.

In reality, the Blues did have chances to win the game, but their failures in front of goal sparked a debate about Frank Lampard's skills.

But which striker has the most attacking talent?

The 4-2-3-1 formation will make it easier for Giroud to play the lone striker.

Then the three players behind him can interchange and allow Hakim Ziyech to shift from right winger to no.10, even though he impresses as a right winger.

In my view, this means no space for Kai Havertz who has been working as an 8 in a midfield three and Mason Mount in a front three since the change of formation.