Frank Lampard insists Chelsea's misfiring strikers will rediscover their touch in front of goal.

Lampard's forwards are still waiting for their first Premier League goal this season after midfielder Mason Mount netted in last weekend's draw with Leicester.

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Neither Tammy Abraham or Olivier Giroud scored in the opening defeat at Manchester United, while Michy Batshuayi has yet to feature.

Frank Lampard risks changing the forward line

Lampard has no options to change his forward line with Chelsea serving a transfer ban.

France veteran Giroud did score in Chelsea's European Super Cup loss to Liverpool in Istanbul and Lampard is confident his forwards will come good, starting at Norwich on Saturday.

"As I said before if we'd have been more clinical in front of goal we possibly could have had three wins," Lampard told reporters on Friday.

"The competition is there and that's the challenge for the strikers.

"I've got no problems with their attitude and training. We work hard on the training ground as a team to create and also to finish. I used to love practicing my finishing in training.

"What I have got is great attitude in the three strikers. But others in the squad also always want to stay out, want to work harder.

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Stay positive:

"Tammy's shot goes in off the post against United, different story for him, different story for the game. But we can't get too down about that, we've got to stay positive and it will come.

"We've got some great attacking players here and it will come." 
 

Belgium striker Batshuayi scored twice in Chelsea development squad's 3-0 win over Liverpool earlier this week, but is still working towards full match fitness.

Lampard praised the 25-year-old's showing in the reserves, insisting Chelsea need him to contribute at first team level this season.

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"I thought it was a good performance and he got the fitness work he needed out of the game," said Lampard.

"It was two good goals; two very good finishes. He worked hard and that's exactly what the game was for.

"We need Michy, we need the competition upfront. I thought the team performance was really good." Chelsea head to Norwich with Lampard also hoping France midfielder N'Golo Kante can shake off an ankle sprain.

Antonio Rudiger is not ready to feature this weekend as he closes in on a return after long-term knee trouble.

Pedro missed training earlier in the week but was rested after a hectic fixture schedule and is expected to be fit to take on the Canaries.

"Kante has got an injury he has carried all week, so we'll assess that over the next 24 hours," Lampard said.

"Rudiger's not fit yet, hopefully for next week. That's the only changes from where we were last week.

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