Frank Lampard: Wembley win shows Chelsea can beat Barcelona We must not show too much fear, be confident and take the game to Barcelona and try to win. Lampard said he was flattered that his free kick was compared to the famous semi-final goal scored by Paul Gascoigne, for Spurs, in 1991. It was one of my best, I hit one a few years ago against Ipswich in the Cup, but to do it against Tottenham at Wembley makes it one of my favourites,' he smiled. I think Gazza's might have been another few yards and right in the top corner, I don't know, but I grew up on that and you couldn't feel to be amazed at the strike he hit that time. I was just pleased my goal finished off the game completely. At 3-1 if they got another one they could give us a dodgy last few minutes. Didier Drogba, who scored Chelsea's opener, is desperate to banish the memory of how Barcelona knocked Chelsea out of the competition at the same stage in 2009. He said: "It was a few years ago, so things have changed since then. But the desire is the same, the desire to beat them is the same. It's going to be a tough game for us but we're ready to play. It's not only bad memories - we have some good memories as well against Barcelona. So it's a 50-50, even if they are said to be the best team in the world and have the best player in the world. But there are two games. Like every season I'm here, I want to win trophies. For me, last season was a bad season because I didn't win anything. I hope this season will be different. I want to win trophies. It's not about it being my last year here. I just want to win trophies with Chelsea, with my team and that's the most important thing. Chelsea are facing a defensive crisis for the first leg after centre-halves David Luiz (hamstring) and Gary Cahill (foot) both limped away from Wembley after being injured during the game. But Lampard insists Chelsea have a strong enough squad to cope. He added: "Luiz might be fairly bad but Cahill will be all right. Fortunately we have backup. Branislav Ivanovic is suspended for the League games but he will be around to face Barlona. We have fantastic defenders at this club. It is a shame for David personally and for us as a team because he is such a good player.