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Frank Lampard refusing to ditch youth policy despite transfer ban being lifted

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CAS has halved Chelsea's two-window transfer ban so the Blues can look to recruit in January.
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Frank Lampard insists flourishing young talents Tammy Abraham and Mason Mount are "here to stay" despite Chelsea eyeing new January recruits.

Chelsea saw their FIFA transfer ban lifted on Friday, after the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) upheld the Blues' appeal.

The Swiss-based CAS halved Chelsea's two-window transfer embargo and cut their fine in two as well, leaving the Stamford Bridge club able to recruit next month.

Lampard said: "Every big team buys. In the competitive nature of the Premier League and where we're at, look at what Manchester United have spent in recent years and Manchester City, and now Tottenham last summer and Arsenal.

"And everyone is trying so it's obviously part of the picture. We sometimes get a finger pointed at us because people are still thinking about 15, 20 years ago, when Roman Abramovich turned up at the club.

"Every club is buying. So that's part of it. But at the moment we have managed to utilise a lot of hard work that has gone into the academy over the last 15 or so years and that's great to see that coming through in one go.

"So that's changed our picture slightly but we still want to improve if the opportunities are there."

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Premier League Table
TeamPWDLFAGDPTS
1Liverpool16151040142646
2Leicester CityLeicester16122239102938
3Manchester CityMan City16102444192532
4Chelsea169253124729
5Manchester UnitedMan Utd166642519624
6Wolverhampton WanderersWolves165922319424
7Tottenham HotspurSpurs166553023723
8Sheffield UnitedSheff Utd165741916322
9Arsenal165742424022
10Crystal Palace166461418-422
11Newcastle UnitedNewcastle166461723-622
12Brighton & Hove AlbionBrighton165472024-419
13Burnley165382129-818
14Everton165291928-917
15Bournemouth164481824-616
16West Ham UnitedWest Ham164481828-1016
17Aston Villa164392328-515
18Southampton164391835-1715
19Norwich CityNorwich1632111734-1711
20Watford16169930-219
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