Maurizio Sarri’s plans for Eden Hazard should excite Chelsea supporters

In the top five of the Premier League table only Tottenham Hotspur (30) have scored fewer than Chelsea (33). Eden Hazard led the line, playing as a 'false nine' and claimed the assists for N'Golo Kante and David Luiz in either half as the Blues ran out 2-0 winner at Stamford Bridge. And following the match Maurizio Sarri was impressed with the Belgian international’s display and confirmed to use this option in the future. "He had some problems at the beginning of the match, but I think he played really a very great second half," Sarri told reporters. "Maybe he deserved to score. "I think it's a very good option. We will play like today in the future for some matches of course." This option could become a permanent should Hazard continues to impress when given the opportunity to lead the line ahead of Giroud and Morata.

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