Frank Lampard or Steven Gerrard - The mystery has been solved

Frank Lampard and Steven Gerrard, who is the better player? Maybe this is one of the most controversial questions for football fans in general and those who love football in particular. Anyone who used to watch football at the time when these two players were still competing, has been fed up with the rumors of the comparison between these two legends, or talk about the story of the two of them in the UK. Even I have to admit that the comparison and the comparison are famous to the extent that it is all that I still remember about these two players when I was a kid. I don't know if anyone has the same memory as me. If so, today, let the online coaches stand up and evaluate Lampard and Gerrard in all their careers and find the answer to the question of who is better between Frank Lampard and Steven Gerrard. But before that, remember to like, subscribe, and if you're free, go to the fanpage DMHao to join our discord server with a lot of our privileges. Now, let's get started! First, let's talk about Frank Lampard. We certainly can't not talk about the incredible scoring achievements that he has achieved in his nearly 3 decades of career. He is the best player in Chelsea's history with 211 wins, the only forward in the top 10 of the most-scored players in the Premier League with a total of 177 wins. And more impressively, Lampard has scored 10 goals in 10 consecutive seasons, including 5 consecutive seasons with more than 20 goals, stretching from 2005-2006 to 2009-2010. A really impressive and unique CV of Lampard. And if you don't watch football often at that time, you may even think this is the achievement of a forward. So how did Chelsea's No. 8 score so many goals? Let's talk about the running first, because only when you get to the goal can you score. Lampard is extremely good in late-runs and penalty kicks, to the point where you can know right away that there will be a goal as soon as you see the ball coming in. To do that, Lampard will usually play relatively freely in Chelsea's football, move wide and actively back deep like this. The fact that Lampard moves wide like this will make the forward have to stand in front of the decision. First, it's a back-and-forth. However, they will have to accept to make the team formation be distorted and expose the gaps. Second, they will have to let the forward move freely to keep their formation stable. And because at that time, the situation of 1-1-1 was very strict, so the second option was usually chosen by the players. This means that Lampard will be released freely and rarely followed. The back-and-forth like this also has another effect, which is to help Lampard face the goal and can observe more things. Chelsea's No. 8 is one of the players who performed the scan move, which means that he turned his head and looked at the information around him the most, with a frequency of about 0.62 times per second. This weapon helps Lampard always know the situation on the field, the position of the ball, the team and the opponent. From there, he can judge the gaps that can be exposed and the actions that can happen next, so that he can move to take the lead over his opponent. And the rest is just a matter of time to start speeding up. Moving into the gaps will give you a chance to score. Because of the initiative from before, it is very difficult for the defender to react in time and stop Lampard in time. When approaching the ball, depending on the situation, Lampard will choose different ways to handle it. If the angle is smooth, a quick shot can be made with a very precise accuracy and movement like this. And if everything is not satisfactory, Lampard will be ready to handle 1-2 more times to wait for smoother angles to be opened. Chelsea's No. 8 is very good at this kind of shot, when he has very good one-way shots to be able to set up for the next shot of his own. Like in this shot, when No. 8 has a light touch from his teammates to push the ball into the open space in front. This helps him have enough space to block an opponent's shot. And if he can't run late, he can move into the box and make a run-of-the-mill shot like a normal forward. Lampard is very good at exploiting opponent's blind spots when he knows how to get out of the observer's sight and wait for the opportunity to make a sudden run-of-the-mill shot so that the opponent can't catch up like this. And if the opponent rushes in to block you, it's okay because Chelsea's legend has a relatively good ability to score goals and also has the ability to catch up with the fast-moving forward to escape the opponent's ambush like in the shot you're seeing on the screen. This technique in other videos we often call it double movement, which is the situation of moving in the opposite direction. Lampard's ability to move without blind spots is already too good. And of course, the accuracy in Lampard's shots is also not bad. Chelsea's No. 8 is always famous for his oppressive shots with a lot of power aimed at the blind spots to force the opponent to run away and slow down their reaction time and increase the success rate of his shots. An interesting point I found is that in most of his shots, Lampard almost didn't fall but kept his back straight and even leaned forward to increase the shot's accuracy. This makes his blind spots very difficult for the opponent's defense. Of course, with a lot of power shot like this, it's hard to ask for a high accuracy like the guys who are good at shooting goalposts. However, he has the ability to choose a very small blind spot so he can still score evenly. Lampard doesn't usually like to shoot at a difficult spot but instead, he is a sensitive player. If he sees a good spot, he will shoot. Like in this shot, when he sees that the corner of the good spot has been completely blocked by the opponent and the goalkeeper is standing on one side, he will choose to shoot at the corner. This makes all of Everton's players, including the goalkeeper, have to stand still. This corner is really weird because normally, they will try to push to the right side of the corner and shoot. But that doesn't mean that Lampard is a good shooter. According to the statistics of Primalik, Lampard has an accuracy of 36%. This is not bad for a long-distance player. And of course, apart from the brand-naked situation, Lampard still has other good shot techniques to diversify his shooting style. The outside cheek shot, the thick nose shot, the volley shot, in general, if you can think of anything, Chelsea's number 8 will be able to do it. In addition, he can also do everything with both feet to help himself be less limited in the angle of the shot. Moreover, SuperFranky has the ability to handle very smoothly in difficult shots. This player has enough flexibility and skill to adjust his body to more convenient shooting positions. In addition, he has a good sense of shooting to perform one-touch shots. This is very important in situations like this because the question must be handled quickly so that the opportunity is not missed. Like the win in the match against Bayern Munich in 2005, when Lampard received the ball in a difficult position, controlled by his chest. Then he didn't know how to turn around and block Cangdet's left foot. What's the difference in money, right? I'm just sorry I think Lampard is not very good at drawing yellow cards. When I tried to find his winning cards in this way but I couldn't find it. Actually, in my memory, I don't remember any of my brothers remembering any card in this beautiful way of Lampard. Please advise me. But it's okay, right? Because that's his own style. He shoots very powerfully. So what's the point of drawing yellow cards? There. His shooting skill is terrible. It's not natural for Lampard but it's the result of a hard practice and improvement. It makes him from a normal defender in West Ham to one of the most terrifying defenders in Europe in the Chelsea shirt. But maybe it's because of his incredible ability to score that people forget that Lampard still has other dangerous weapons and one of them is the ability to pass the ball. Here, once again, we will talk about Lampard's ability to observe and read the situation. When he helps his teammates to find the space and position as well as the opponent's position very quickly. Lampard's two brands, the hidden foot and the one-touch are the most clearly-expressed skills. With the hidden foot, the previous observation has helped Lampard to know where his teammates are and can pass the ball straight to this position without having to look at it. The way the body direction of the Chelsea legend also hides his intention to pass the ball well. Combining small tricks like head-shaking to make these paths more effective. As for the one-touch, the continuous observation also helps Lampard to know everything better on the field. Only in this way can he determine the potential holes and the movement position of his teammates as well as their position to receive the ball. This is one of the weapons often used by number 8 to create for his teammates thanks to the high volatility it brings. As in this Salah-Salah, when the ball hasn't reached his position yet, Chelsea's captain looked up and saw that Drogba was very relaxed. So when the ball reached his position, Vole straightened up so that the forward from the Russian side could hit the board. But remember as I said in the video about Puyol, you have to observe well to do what you observe. A mature player from the West Ham has a very solid can perform a lot of passing skills, doing well in all three distances short, medium, and long. In the long distances, Lampard usually keeps his body in a straight position, with his feet at a low angle and not too open. Although this will make him unable to create a big impact on the ball, but in return it helps number 8 to hide his intention better. And when it affects the ball, Lampard will look at the position a little lower and hit the inside a lot to have a little more rotation for the ball when flying. This will help his ball easier to handle for teammates, help them control quickly and can always prepare for the next handling situation. In general, in terms of creativity, I quite highly appreciate Lampard's with typical balls like that. However, the former three-time champion has a not too risky so he will limit spamming such balls in a random way instead of highlighting the most important things However, Lampard is not able to hold the ball well and when he always wants to play the ball at a high he will prefer winding or smooth paths and rarely he will have forest to assess everything or to slow the speed of the ball down. Although Lampard has improved a bit later on in the game but compared to young players such as Busquets, Paul Scholes or Pierlo this is clearly not Lampard's There, although the impression and selection are good I haven't seen anyone dare to say that Lampard is a complete Well, that's true because he still has his weaknesses and he brings them into his career. One of them is his ability to pull the ball when he doesn't have an ideal body to be a goalkeeper in this Lampard doesn't have a good speed when he have a normal foot and he uses small steps which Lampard has been using for years to serve goalkeepers and not to hold the ball and pull it up in a long which is not a weakness and his ability to defend the is not that good so it affects the long time the time the goalkeeper has that the goalkeeper of out of the field Maybe because I wasn't born with a plough in the middle of the yard, I don't hold the ball for too long, and I usually pass the ball as soon as I can. Plus, Mr. Lam is mainly good at passing the ball, so those balls are just tools for him to spend more time passing the ball. So I think that Mr. Lam's weakness in passing the ball doesn't really affect the way people look at him, because as I said, it's more about the characteristics of his play than his skills. The only thing that can affect him is his pronunciation. Once again, his physicality is the thing that makes him sad, because it doesn't help him to have many advantages in the two-handed game. Like in this game, Mr. Lam actively passes the ball to Henry, but in the end, he is the one who fails and falls first. However, he can make up for one thing, which is that Mr. Lam is not the type to pass the ball a lot, but he will carefully choose the situations to pass the ball. He will only really rush in and solo if he feels there is a chance. So, according to statistics, Mr. Lam's winning rate in the EPL is quite high, 52%. And just like most players who are not too strong in other competitions, Mr. Lam is also not strong in the air. Although Mr. Lam's height is 1.84m, the 43% winning rate in the air is quite low, because Mr. Lam has a limited opening, as well as a relatively cold ice, which limits contact, so his winning rate is actually not that bad. It is also a relatively low number, but obviously it has not reached the potential of a 1.84m tall defender at that time. Not only that, the IQ of the English legend sometimes makes people wonder a bit, because there are situations where Mr. Lam really looks at the ball and forgets the person next to him, or chooses the wrong position and movement, causing the opponent to be exposed. For example, in this game, the Blackburn player is in trouble, but Mr. Lam is too focused on the ball. And so the opponent is free to open the space in front, while the Englishman is left behind. That is why coaches often arrange Lampard players with two defenders with defensive tendencies to cover the English player. For example, with Mourinho, it is Makelele plus Thiago, or later it is Makelele plus Essien, or with Ancelotti, with the pair of Obi Mikel and Essien, and mainly for the high-skilled players above, the task is to cover for the two defenders behind. And the Englishman will be a receiving point above to serve for counterattacks. Although for those of you who are young and didn't watch that time, don't hastily judge that Mr. Lam is like an elephant in the room, because even though he is really limited, he can still contribute to the team in this round. It is not by chance that Lampard is also known as the man who does not give up. When he has a very terrible work rate, he is difficult to move, is present at all hot spots, and supports his teammates as much as possible. As in this match, as soon as the first pressure of the team was overcome, Chelsea's number 8 quickly ran to the side to cover for his teammates quickly. In addition, Chelsea's legend also has very good shot-stopping shots. He has a safe pass to the ball, based a lot on the ability to stop the ball, so we will rarely see intense situations, and instead, there will be shots with more calculated colors from Lampard's position. But of course, thanks to this play, Lampard has a very impressive shot-stopping rate of up to 65%, and averagely only makes mistakes less than once per match. This shows how effective his shot-stopping plays are. To sum up, contrary to most people, who often see Lampard as a box-to-box defender, I don't think it's quite right. Even though it has a huge impact on Chelsea's play in the offense, but Mr. Lam is relatively limited on the defensive side, and often has to play in a way that pairs with two defenders with an advantage to work the most effectively. Although he still has a very large work rate and the ability to cover a very wide area, to re-evaluate, I would say that Lampard is like one of the 8 tall players with a wide range. But he is not exactly a box-to-box defender, with the range from this to that. Now let's move on to part 2. To know what a box-to-box defender is like, I think it's time to watch Steven Gerrard, one of the most comprehensive defenders that England has ever produced. Let's talk about the defensive ability first. And this is also something that I think Lampard is lacking to be a box-to-box defender. Gerrard is a defender with a very high energy, and his fighting ability is top-notch. This helps Liverpool's legend to move very hotly, also present at all hot spots on the pitch, and ready to play with any opponent. The best user of this strength of Gerrard is probably Rafa Benitez, when he placed the number 8 box-to-box defender at the top, and assigned him the task of being a pressure-maker in the starting line-up, in Liverpool's pressing system at that time, so that he could comfortably trick the opponent, without worrying too much about his position. This is a situation like that, when he just stepped back to defend 2-2, he immediately rushed to the top, putting pressure on the back of the Tottenham. Thanks to having an ideal body, Gerrard's ability to double-tap is relatively good, although the winning rate is slightly higher than Lampard's, about 5-3%. However, Liverpool's captain is more difficult to play against, so the number is definitely a lot. On the ground, Lampard can play aggressively, but on the air, he can't. Although Gerrard is a bit weaker than his teammates, but thanks to his determination, as well as his very good jumping ability, Gerrard still won 49% of the match. In addition to his abundant energy, the former Liverpool captain also possesses extremely high-quality shots, when he always has shots that are very bloody and fierce, exactly the characteristics of Puma League. It looks pretty cool, but in fact, the quality of these shots is very high, with a success rate of about 73%. In addition to that, the number of mistakes in each season is always only around 1 shot in each match, for both of them. Very little, they deserve to become 2 young idols. And to achieve this accuracy, there must be both physical and shooting skills. Gerrard possesses a crazy speed, to be able to quickly jump in and follow the opponent, and is also a tool to create movement in the next shot. However, you don't have to rush in like that, but at this time, Gerrard has calculated, and will only rush in in a cunning way if he feels his chance of success is great. When approaching the opponent's player, he will find a way to read the opponent's shooting rhythm, and use his upper body strength, causing them to lose balance a bit first, then use his long legs to kick and shoot. And if the situation requires shooting, he is not afraid of anything, when his core muscle is very strong, and helps him to easily perform the sweeping shots when lying on the ground. Long legs also help Gerrard here, when it helps him not to get caught in the shots, as you can see in this shot. And this of course, will help his success rate increase, and his ability to make mistakes decrease. So, in terms of defense, Gerrard is naturally better at the weak point of his opponent, Frank Lampard. But now, if we set Lampard's strong point, which is the table, can Gerrard win? Actually, how can we compare? He is the most advanced player in the Premier League. But don't underestimate him just because of that. When the former captain Tam Su is proud to be one of the best players in Liverpool's history, as well as the Premier League with 186 games for every Liverpool captain, and 120 games in that number, is in the UK. If Lampard is famous for his late running and blocking shots, then Gerrard's brand is a long-distance shot from very short distances. And to play like this, each leg is not strong enough, and you need to combine many other things. Gerrard's shooting style tends to attract a lot of people to the front, pull the leg up to a fairly high angle, and open wide to turn around a large angle, to create a very strong force. In addition, he will also hit the ball a little lower to create a flying angle for his shot, towards the dangerous corners of the city. In addition to the powerful skills, Gerrard still has other skills such as the hair-raising, cheek-pulling, nose-poking, etc. In general, these two guys don't seem to be afraid of any weak points. Therefore, Gerrard's ability to fight is also very good, helping him become a dangerous attack in fixed situations. In difficult situations, I think Gerrard does very well when he has his own way of thinking and doing things. To be honest, sometimes you have to dare to do difficult things to be able to do it. And there are one-touch shots, very emotional, to seize opportunities quickly. There are even shots with a distance of about 30-40 meters, such as the 2005 match against Olympiacos. Still one-touch, no need to control anything, but the distance and the viewing angle are still very good. I only blame Stevie G for having a tendency to play with his right foot a lot, even though his left foot is not bad at all. This makes Gerrard's shots partially limited and lose diversity in his weak points. Like in this shot, if you put your heart on your left foot, it's right on the table, right? But I don't know why he tried to shoot the nose with his right foot, so he didn't beat Newcastle's goalkeeper. As for the ability to move without the ball, Gerrard has a tendency to choose a position in the middle of the goal to take advantage of his distance more. However, it's not because of that that he rarely has an in-and-out phase. Because to be honest, when you play football, if you see a good chance, you still rush in as usual, right? Like this shot, when Gerrard is standing outside to find a way to get out of the opponent's sight. But when he sees a chance, because his teammates are about to shoot, he immediately speeds up, rushes to the far post, catches the ball, and shoots. Not only that, I also see that Gerrard has some situations where he can run around and mess up the position. When he often reads the situation well and takes advantage of his speed to find a way to run down and pick up shots from his teammates. Besides that, G8 also has some situations where he can run away from his teammates. With blind runs or curve runs, it's also very common. Therefore, if the opponent just needs to be careless to forget you a little bit, he will pay for it right away. Like this shot, Gerrard initially moved to the left at a slow speed. And just like Lamport above, according to the theory of double movement, he suddenly sped up and went back to the right side to catch the ball. When Trung Vệ noticed this, he was stunned and couldn't catch up anymore. What about other situations in Gerrard's play? For example, the ability to shoot. Is it good? Yes. With a body like that that can't be used to shoot, it's a waste, right? G8 has the ability to speed up very quickly, helping him to get away from the opponent in the first steps when starting to shoot. Because of this advantage, the legend of Liverpool, just like his opponent, doesn't need to have many skills. He just needs to focus on simple techniques to maximize his strength. And not only speed, the ex-captain Tamsui also used his shots to increase his strength. Because Gerrard's body is very accurate. He has a long leg to be able to move and protect the ball better. The upper body and the muscles are very strong to withstand and hit well in a double situation. Or when you need to use your body to protect the ball. And most importantly, it's how you use your hands as a tool to increase the effectiveness of the shots. As you can see on the screen, it's very uncomfortable, right? Speaking of Gerrard, it's a bit long, but do you feel like you're missing something? That's right. I haven't touched the ability to pass the ball yet. Here. Gerrard's passing the ball has too many things to say and deserves to be saved for a separate part. One of the interesting points when I watch Gerrard passing the ball is that he reminds me of a player who is very controversial. Do you know who it is? That's right. It's Bruno Fernandes. When both of these players are very straightforward they like to pass the long balls and are willing to accept the risk of losing the ball to be able to draw on the unimaginable balls. It can be said that Gerrard is the best striker, while Bruno is just a second striker. And he is the pioneer in turning this flurry of balls into an art form at Prima League. And of course, to be worthy of the title of Phat Vuong, Gerrard's passing ability is very good. When he can pass any kind of ball, the coach asks him to do anything. He has a good vision and ability to read the situation thanks to the continuous scanning of everything around him. With his performance, he can easily pass the ball with 0.61 times per second. This helps him to grasp the situation, discover the opening and position of the team very quickly, and serve well for the high-intensity passing of the former LA Galaxy player. In terms of technique, Gerrard is diverse when it comes to footwork. When he does well in passing at almost every distance, with the characteristic of extremely long long-distance passes like this. To do so, Gerrard will also pull his feet to a very high angle and open his arms as wide as before to be able to turn a larger angle like when he scores. The purpose is also very simple, which is to increase the impact on the ball. The only difference is that he will not lean forward as much as when he scores. Anyway, he just passes the ball to make it easier for his teammates to control a little. Usually, Gerrard will focus on the ball and use his footwork a lot to increase the power of his passes. But of course, no one is perfect. The combination of this pass movement of the legendary Liverpool also has a few problems. First, Gerrard's preparation for the pass has a very large variation, so his processing time is increased and it will be difficult to have small adjustments in the movement to be able to hide the intention of passing like Lampard, making the opponent have more time to react and catch the ball. Second, Gerrard wants to maximize the power of his passes, so he often lacks a certain degree of rotation. Sometimes the ball will go quite flat and tense. If the receiver does not agree and does not have a good technique, it will be very difficult to control. That is also the reason why Gerrard's passes are relatively unstable during the team's off-ball phase. There are very difficult results, which require many factors to succeed, so Gerrard does it in a precise way, placing the ball very well and extremely convenient for the team to handle. For many other it is difficult to control. Like this, although the left foot is one-touch, Gerrard still plays the ball very well for the team to shoot down. Here, but there is a simple situation like this. The request of the passer is not too high, so he puts his teammates in a difficult position and naturally loses 1-2 more to control the ball, unable to prepare for the next action. Because of these points in Gerrard's I just called you, this is just a joke, which anti-man cut out and said I was anti-Gerrard. That is the biggest mistake, right? A player with a much-eaten style can smash the opponent's defense system with just one pass, but lacks stability and always hides the risk of losing the ball when trying to do that. Maybe that's why the peak period of V8 was when Liverpool was led by Rafa Benitez, a period where they played with a high-intensity and chaotic with constantly changing positions, and when they had to play in a system that required a higher discipline, for example in the time of Brendan Rogers, Gerrard was very tight to adapt to this style of playing. There, even though it's complete, but it's clear that Gerrard is not a perfect He still has some limitations. First, just like my friend Lamport, Gerrard is not able to play aggressively. Well, if he plays aggressively, what can he do? This is a limitation in Gerrard's playstyle. Unlike Lamport, Gerrard has a big role in the deployment of the ball, so sometimes being aggressive is good. The second problem is that Liverpool's sometimes makes jokes that are quite funny. With Gerrard's aggressive playstyle, it's clear that he can't avoid the ball and let the opponent overtake him. Or even worse, the opponent can catch his mistake. Like this shot, Gerrard has a pretty 50-50 even though he received a yellow card before, and as you can see on the screen, it's right to take a shower early. Besides, even though he is a defensive forward, over time, Gerrard becomes a more offensive forward and this affects his defense when he gets special attacks like losing his position, losing the ball or forgetting his teammates. For example, this game is a bit newer when Gerrard is controlling the defense but he is attracted to Milner's and pushes David Silva into a cutback. So, even though he has a better defense, he needs to be like Lam, which means he needs to be paired with some defensive forwards with good positioning like Lucas, Mascherano or Alonso and Mascherano. In conclusion, I think Gerrard is a very comprehensive with a big contribution in the offense and defense for Liverpool. However, he is not excellent in any aspect because He is not a bad player but a bad player because he is a very good player and However, he is a good in the offense and defense so he is a good player with a big in the offense and defense so he is a good player and he is a bad player so he However, due to his good speed, G8 can play the role of a noose and make more frequent mistakes than Lampard. However, he is a bit too right-footed, which limits the angle of the shot. In addition, with his unique shooting style, the former Liverpool captain will tend to make a lot of low-quality shots, which makes the accuracy of the shots not high and wastes the ball control of the team. Lampard is more balanced when he can shoot in a deep way to take advantage of his excellent ability to move the ball. Or he can make beautiful long-distance shots. In general, both of them are good at long-distance shots. However, he will have a higher level of accuracy, although the diversity in the shooting technique is not equal. Because he chooses a more careful angle of the shot and is only really right-footed when he feels everything is solid. Moreover, Lampard has one more advantage, which is that he does not focus on one side of the goal. He can shoot quite a lot with both feet, so the angle of the shot of the legendary The Blues is usually more comfortable than the legend of Liverpool. Next is the field of pass. In terms of technique, both Lampard and Gerrard are not much different. Both of them are forwards with enough skills, have wide passes, and are really not good at slowing down and controlling the pace. The difference in the technical field is mainly due to the power style. As I described, Lampard will add a little angle of rotation to the ball to make it easier for the team to handle. While Gerrard will make the ball very flat and little rotation, although it is not easy to control at all because it is very strong. But in return, it goes faster, suitable for the routes and gaps for the team to run. However, the style is very different. Lampard's pass is always higher, relatively safe, and only really hits the goals or passes if he feels the success rate is high. As I said, Gerrard is the king of the first. Lampard likes adventure. In the beginning, he always gives out mysterious paths and likes to draw at once. I don't know if it works or not. I think this one is quite similar because it is different in style. It's hard to say, right? In the field of pass, Gerrard wins for sure, although both are forwards. But if there is a gap to pull, of course the better user will be G8. When the Liverpool players have better speed, better ability to defend the ball, help him hold the ball and move. With Lampard, he is not too fast, his ability to hold the ball is a bit poor, and he is also not good at creating space for the opponent. So Lampard's shots are mainly used in a short period and rarely create a difference. Finally, defense. Both are examples of strong forwards, hard-working, passive, supportive. But obviously G8 will have the advantage of doing these things more, thanks to the firepower in his play. Meanwhile, Lampard will often block above and only use it when there is a fight near his position. When it comes to the ability to fight, Gerrard will have a slightly better look than Superfranke. When the Liverpool captain is always ready to fight against the opponent. Chelsea's captain is also a bit more calculating before the clash. Both legends are very interesting. There is a common point when defending, that is, the awareness of the position is sometimes a bit three-pointed. That is why the English team, although possessing a super strong defensive pair like this, but taking away the free kick is still not a loss, when both sides have not chosen a good position to defend. In addition, Tizuy likes to kick wide, he is also familiar with the club. So Tamsui's 4-4-2 is often left in the middle, and let the defense behind be hit in the face. At that time, the guys were cold, so they left the 4-4-2 and went to find another 4-4-2. Fortunately, the ball has returned home several times. After a round of comparison, now is the time to announce the results. As the result, we all see here. Each of them won 1 game, 2 games in a row, so none of them is better than the other. In general, it's because, as someone always says, stop comparing and enjoy. Because both of them are excellent defenders that the football world has ever produced. And it's lucky for us when we can see them play. So stop comparing and enjoy. With that said, it's really necessary to compare. Now you know how to compare, but their roles on the field are also different. When a man is a No. 8 high player, focused on scoring, plays the role of a forward when Chelsea advances into the opponent's field, does not have to contribute too much on the defensive side. A man is a multi-talented defender, has to stick to almost all stages on the field, and due to the limitation of the personnel of the Liverpool club at that time, has a lot of heart. Two people with different styles, it's very difficult to compare. It's not like you can compare with each other with the same C.M. Ah, but it turns out that there is a small stage that the two of them play a role that is similar to each other. That is when Gerrard is pushed up to the high stone behind Torres, or when both of them are pulled down to make the ball. Later, when they come out, it's lucky to be able to compare. But that stage is too small, their career is as long as that. So stop comparing and enjoy. But that's it, if Duc is chosen, he will choose Lampard. Do you know why? He's a fan of Mou, so he chose someone from Chelsea. Of course, he didn't choose the legendary Liverpool. I caught my brother right away. So what are your opinions? Leave your thoughts in the comments.