The former goalkeeper will be in Prague to watch England against Czech Republic (Picture: Getty)Petr Cech has praised Chelseaâs youngsters for cementing their places in Frank Lampardâs starting XI, though says this is âjust the startâ and they must keep on applying themselves. The Blues secured back-to-back wins in the Premier League prior to the international break â as well as winning away at Lille in the Champions League â and sit in fifth place in the table. Lampard has put his faith in a host of academy graduates â three of whom, Fikayo Tomori, Tammy Abraham and Mason Mount, are in the latest England squad â though Cech says the hard work doesnât stop now. A trio of Chelsea youth graduates could feature against Czech Republic (Picture: Getty)âIn this moment I think everyone is enjoying the moment, but obviously it all depends on performances,â the technical and performance advisor told Chelseaâs website. âThis is just the start, the beginning, for them and they have to make sure they stay consistent and carry on. And then as a club we move forward, and as a team we play well. âI have to say itâs always great when you manage to, as a club, do something with your own product, because this is always the ultimate target for everybody. âYou try to make sure that people go through your programme, you make them better, and then they actually reach the level where you can put them in the first team, you donât have to look elsewhere.â MORE: FOOTBALL Petr Cech sends warning to Chelsea youngsters and rates their start under Frank LampardDoctor Whoâs Jodie Whittaker is now actually a doctorBilly Connolly 'not ready' to get back on stage with the 'state his mind is in'Cech will be in Prague to watch England take on his native Czech Republic in their Euro 2020 qualifier on Friday night and he is thrilled to see so many Chelsea youngsters making the step up to international level. He continued: âIâm obviously proud for the club and for everybody who contributed to their development, but I have to say though that the biggest credit goes to the players. âIf the player doesnât have the work ethic and the heart, or he doesnât put the hard work in obviously they never reach the heights and the level needed to be in the national team and play in the Premier League. Cech returned to Chelsea in a newly created technical role over the summer (Picture: Getty)âAs Frank said many times during the last few weeks, all these players deserve to be in his team, thatâs why heâs picking them for the line-ups and the games. âThey perform, they work hard and they are performing at a level to keep their places in the team and they are also very competitive. âItâs great as well that it helped them to go to the national teams. I think in some circumstances they have as well the chance to make their debut with the national team, which would obviously be great. âI will see them very closely because I am going to the game in Prague, I will be at the stadium, so I hope to see some of them in action, but weâll see how the game goes.â MORE: CHELSEA FC Glen Johnson names Chelsea's two potential superstars and makes top four predictionAlan Smith names the Chelsea youngster who has surprised him most this seasonChelsea frontrunners to sign Ben Chilwell ahead of Man Utd #PetrCech #ChelseaFC #FrankLampard