Finish the Big Six in EPL This Season Will Be Even More Difficult

A statement was made by Frank Lampard. He said that competition to finish in the top six of the Premier League can occur too tightly.
Chelsea, who finished third in the season, experienced problems at the start of the 2019/2020 season. They can only win one match from the top four EPL this season.

A similar situation occurs with teams that subscribe to compete for the big four like MU, Tottenham and Arsenal. On the other hand, a number of dark horse teams like Leicester City, Wolverhampton Wanderers and Everton showed excellent performance at the beginning of this season.

Lampard admitted that competition for the top six this season could occur with difficulty. "Usually places have been able to predict the top four since the start of the season, but this season you can't do that anymore," Lampard told Goal International.


Lampard said that now the dominance of the big EPL teams has diminished, because the middle-class teams are investing in bringing in top players so the competition is more fierce.
"You also cannot predict who can finish in the top six, because there are many teams that have invested heavily in their team and you must respect them."

"The next teams are too well handled. They have a lot of good players and also they are too competitive. I think this season the matches in the Premier League can be increasingly difficult."
Lampard also specifically mentions several teams that have the potential to penetrate the top six EPL this season.

He mentioned that Leicester City, Wolverhampton and Everton had the opportunity to enter the EPL top flight.
"We can see that there is a big turnaround this time especially unless we look at Everton and Leicester. Wolves are also a team that is too good and I think they can compete for the top six this season." he stressed.

Chelsea itself is busy with a busy schedule in September 2019.
In addition to playing in the Premier League, the Blues must also play in the Champions League and Carabao Cup.

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