Chelsea have the potential to be mesmerising at the top of the pitch.
Their third goal against Southampton was magnificent, as Timo Werner and Mason Mount exchanged a one-two and Kai Havertz scored.
With Christian Pulisic fit again and Hakim Ziyech ready to play, the pieces of the puzzle are all there – Frank Lampard just has to put them together.
But Chelsea's manager has work to do with his defence first. Last weekend's 3-3 draw at Stamford Bridge took them to 63 goals conceded in 43 Premier League games under Lampard.