The Undefeated Blues crossed Everton on Saturday, with the latest news from Stamford Bridge.
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Frank Lampard admitted it would be fairer to have a “level field” where all clubs are entitled to 2,000 fans.
He said: “Even though we were at point 2 and had enthusiasts for some games, I felt like it’s been an equivalent game floor with enthusiasts if some clubs just have them and others just don’t.
“We’ve already noticed and felt it, what they give you and what it does to the game, and I think that deserves to be pretty even.
“I also think we can count on 2,000 enthusiasts to enter a stadium if they come from one point or another to get things done. So it’s a shame to say the least. “
Petr Cech between Chelsea’s two positions for the first time since his departure in 2015.
He was in the winning aspect when the Blues progression team came in in two to beat rival Tottenham.
Meanwhile, Frank Lampard called on the government to oppose his resolution to ban fans from Level 3 stadiums.
He said before the government’s announcement of passage: “Let’s do it right, we’re making it up as we pass because we’ve never been in this position before.
And I think when you communicate about whether clubs can solve the situation, I think they’ve been shown so far that they can.
“So I would have liked to have had the idea that you can do anything to exempt it when we can get those 2, 000.
“But it’s happening above my station, I’m just saying what I think. “
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