Frank Lampard reckons Chelsea may well have to “mix things up” to get themselves back on track in the title race.

Following the defeat to Arsenal last weekend, Luiz Felipe Scolari’s men have failed to beat any of their top three rivals at home, where they have now dropped 12 points.

The Blues were also dumped out of the Carling Cup by Burnley and need to beat CFR Cluj next week to qualify for the last 16 of the Champions League.

Much has been made of the apparent loss of form, especially at Stamford Bridge – given Chelsea have a 100% away record from seven games.

Lampard, though, believes the Blues have got plenty of different options to get the job done.

“We might have to try and adapt to playing against defensive sides because people will see that other teams have got results doing that,” he said.

“I think it is important to mix things up if you are trying to play through a team and it is not quite working.

“There are times when you have to try different things – sometimes you can play a bit more of a direct style, sometimes you can try and get the ball wide so the team can put more balls in the box.”

Skipper John Terry is determined to keep the team focused on their collective goals.

Speaking in his programme notes ahead of the Arsenal game, he said: “Winning major trophies is hard. It takes great quality, athleticism, commitment, stamina and decision making.

“You have to work and work and be better than the other great teams and players who are working and working.

“We have to play for each other and we have to run for each other, we have to be a close unit, and when we get those basics working at their best, everything else will follow.”

Joe Cole could return from a ankle problem for the trip to Bolton, where striker Nicklas Anelka will face another of his old clubs.

Didier Drogba – who has his week been the subject of renewed transfer speculation – will serve the last of his three-match suspension, imposed by the Football Association after the Ivorian threw a coin into the away crowd against Burnley.

The former Dundee United player faced up to the Portugal international a fortnight ago when the Scottish champions were comprehensively beaten 3-0 in Manchester to leave them all but out of the competition with only one point from three Group E games.

Wilson, 24, is hoping for a good display against Ronaldo and United’s other star players on Wednesday night to help Gordon Strachan’s side repeat their victory over the Champions League holders two seasons at when the Hoops famously won with a wonderful Shunsuke Nakamura free-kick to take them in to the knockout stages of the competition for the first time.

Celtic defender Mark Wilson is hoping his tussle with Manchester United superstar Cristiano Ronaldo in the Champions League clash at Parkhead on Wednesday night is remembered for all the right reasons.

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