The Blues striker has had a torrid time in this calendar year but perhaps there's light at the end of the tunnel for him
New season, new manager but same old Eden Hazard, dynamic, deadly and decisive as ever.
Alvaro Morata's well-taken opener in Saturday's enthralling 3-2 Premier League win over Arsenal was hugely significant, as it could be the relief he needs to recover from a bad run of form that has spanned almost the entirety of 2018.
However, in coming off the bench to tee up the winner for Marcos Alonso, Hazard reminded everyone that he remains Chelsea's main man, the key to Maurizio Sarri's hopes of a successful first season at Stamford Bridge.