Chelsea skipper Frank Lampard believes Chelsea are back to their best form after beating Greek champions Olympiakos 3-0, on Wednesday, in the UEFA Champions League round 16 second leg (3-0 agg.). "I think we played fantastic football, that was us at out best in the first half with the pressure and the way we played," he told Sky Sports after the game. Lampard was inspirational for the Blues as he set up Michael Ballack's opener, scored the second himself and Ivorian striker Salomon Kalou completed the rout. "We just wanted to go through and at 1-0 it was a dodgy result so we wanted to carry on scoring, it wasn't a statement we showed what we can do against West Ham and carried it on today." The 29-year old midfielder doesn't seem worried by the prospect of facing an English team in the quarter-finals after Manchester United and Arsenal secured their spots and Liverpool are in a very good position to complete the quartet. "There is a great chance there will be an all-English game and it will be great for English football that we are all in there and if we draw them we will have to deal with it as it is, it will be a difficult game as they always are."
