Eden Hazard has aimed a dig at one of his teammates after Liverpool draw

Eden Hazard once again produced another brilliant performance, this time against Liverpool at Anfield.

He wasn’t on the scoresheet, but he made an assist for Willian’s equaliser in the 85’th minute.

Antonio Conte linedup with a 3-5-2 formation, not his usual 3-4-3.

Hazard played as a second striker just behind Alvaro Morata.

The Belgium international enjoys playing in a more central position, but he expressed his frustration with one of his teammates after the match.

In quotes relayed by the Evening Standard, Hazard aimed a dig at teammate Danny Drinkwater by singling him out and saying Chelsea have less going forward when he’s on the pitch.

“It is a good point because when you are 1-0 down at Anfield, it is not easy to score,” said Hazard. “We should have scored more, but one point at Liverpool is satisfying.

“We changed the system, Danny Drinkwater was on the pitch and then we were a bit more defensive.
“The only player around me was Alvaro Morata, so if we wanted to win we had to do something together, just me and him.

“That’s why I tried to pass my opponent every time, and in the first half we did well. In the second half it was more complicated but we scored so I am happy.”