Danny Murphy outlines what Eden Hazard must do to match Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo

BBC pundit and former Liverpool midfielder Danny Murphy outlined what Chelsea star Eden Hazard must do to match Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo. "We will talk about Eden Hazard because he was the star of the show, but there were some excellent performances throughout the pitch from both teams; [Virgil] van Dijk, [David] Luiz - it was a top-class game with top-class players," the former Liverpool man said, speaking on BBC programme Match of the Day. "But Hazard has this energy about him at the moment, this zip in his play and a confidence - and for me, it is the best start to a Premier League season I have seen him have. "The World Cup it looks like it has done him a favour, his fitness levels are high, and one on one, he is very difficult to look after, and he just caused Liverpool lots of problems with his skill and his footwork again, and the goal was tremendous. "Hazard is always thinking and always on the move, and he is really hard to play against. If he carries on like this, he could have his most productive season in a Chelsea shirt since he has been there. "When you have got him in the team, you don't have to play well to win matches. "He was absolutely sensational and I love watching him play." "His end product, he has been a one in three men at Chelsea and all the top players are one in two," he said. "If he can get to one in two, that's decent."

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