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Rio Ferdinand says Frank Lampard 'won't get Chelsea job' if he wins Champions League, but Joe Cole disagrees

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Rio Ferdinand does not believe Frank Lampard will be given the Chelsea head coach role on a permanent basis even if his side win the Champions League this season.

Lampard was installed as interim boss at Chelsea last week following the departure of Graham Potter and has so far overseen one game: a 1-0 defeat to Wolves in the Premier League last Saturday.

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Champions LeagueGap between Chelsea and Real Madrid not 'as big as people think' — Cole21 HOURS AGO Lampard was sacked by Roman Abramovich in January 2021 after 18 months in charge.

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