
Greatest Penalty Takers #9: Frank Lampard
Frank Lampard scored over 50 career penalties at an 80%-plus rate, and Chelsea's all-time top scorer takes number 9.
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Frank Lampard scored over 50 career penalties at an 80%-plus rate, and Chelsea's all-time top scorer takes number 9.
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