Chelsea young guns Abraham and Mount fire Lampard to first win as boss
(CNN) — The wait is over.
Frank Lampard will tick his first win as Chelsea head trainer off his record after his religion in his young Chelsea squad was rewarded with an away win at Norwich.
Lampard during an entertaining 3-2 victorys average age was 25 years and 54 days.
Tammy Abraham scored twice — his first goals for the club that he joined at age seven — with an 21-year-olds fantastic strike sealing the landmark triumph for Lampard.
Another academy graduate, Mason Mount, backed up his debut with another goal to the corner canceling out the opener for Norwich of Todd Cantwell.
Abraham had missed the fifth and decisive punishment for Chelsea at the Super Cup final against Liverpool this month — but Blues star Lampard is determined to stay with the childhood who are spearheading his Chelsea assault.
I am delighted for them, particularly for Tammy, Lampard told the BBC. There is a whole lot of competition up front. Im not only promoting youth that they have to (make their place) on merit.
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Reflecting on his first triumph since his return to Chelsea as head trainer Lampard said:It seems good. This really is a tough place to come back but we got what we needed and we dominated big areas of the game.
As the sun turned out on a summers day, it was a significant time to get Englands young talent to shine.
England manager Gareth Southgate contains plenty by stars climbing to contemplate after a display and selects at his squad.
Abraham is looking to win his England cap month while Mount is still pressing to make his international debut by earning another.
His chance can come after Englands Euro qualifying effort proceeds against Bulgaria on 7 September.
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