I don’t believe Frank Lampard sees this as a student v teacher encounter. Of his four meetings with Jose Mourinho, he has won two and drawn two in 90 minutes, losing only on penalties in the Carabao Cup in September.
There is an exciting rivalry developing between Lampard and his old manager, and Saturday's clash is significant. If Liverpool and Manchester City are to be knocked off their perch, Chelsea and Tottenham are the two clubs lining up to take over.
To win this Premier League, you need to find the perfect balance between defence and attack.