Chelsea will look to continue their winning ways against Southampton this afternoon having secured a 4-0 victory over Crystal Palace just before the international break.
The last time the two teams met in west London, it was the visitors who clinched a shock 2-0 victory over Lampard's side.
Southampton could record back-to-back away league wins against the Blues for the first time since 1985.
Chelsea have not conceded a Premier League home goal against a side from outside the established top six since losing 2-0 to Southampton last December.
The Blues have won seven of their past eight league games at Stamford Bridge, scoring 18 goals in total and conceding just four.
They could keep a clean sheet in consecutive top-flight matches for the first time under Frank Lampard.
Olivier Giroud has scored seven league goals against Southampton, with each of the last four coming as a substitute – the only player to have scored five Premier League goals against a particular opponent from the bench is Julian Joachim versus Derby.
Southampton can claim three consecutive league victories for the first time since winning their final four games of the 2015-16 season under Ronald Koeman.
They could also record three successive top-flight clean sheets, a feat they last achieved between September and October 2016.
Saints have collected 20 points away from home in 2020 – only Liverpool have fared better.
Chelsea XI vs Southampton:
(4-2-3-1): K. Arrizabalaga, C. Azpilicueta, A. Christensen, K. Zouma, B. Chilwell, N. Kanté, Jorginho, C., Pulisic, K. Havertz, M. Mount, T. Werner
SUBS:
Tammy Abraham, Willy Caballero, Fikayo Tomori, Olivier Giroud, Callum Hudson-Odoi, Hakim, Ziyech, Reece James
Southampton XI vs Chelsea:
(4-4-2): A. McCarthy, K. Walker-Peters, J. Bednarek, J. Vestergaard, R. Bertrand, T. Walcott, J. Ward, Prowse, O. Romeu, N. Redmond, C. Adams, D. Ings
SUBS:
Jack Stephens, Shane Long, Michael Obafemi, Yan Valery, Nathan Tella, Ibrahima Diallo
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Kickoff time is 3.00pm.
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