Belgium captain Hazard is the 10th Chelsea
player to score 100 goals for the club. Well
done.

Landmark moment for Hazard

Hazard, who joined Chelsea for £32m from Lille
in June 2012, became only the 10th man to reach
100 goals in all competitions for the club when
he put the visitors ahead in the first minute of
injury time at the end of the first half.

It came after Watford's Etienne Capoue sloppily
gave the ball away near the halfway line. That
enabled Kovacic to break forward before releasing
Hazard, and the Belgium international did well to
go around Foster and score his 10th Premier
League goal of the season.

After Watford had equalised, Hazard's 101st club
goal came in the 58th minute as he sent Foster
the wrong way from the spot after the former
England goalkeeper bundled him over in the
penalty area.

Hazard's quality proved to be the difference as
Sarri again opted to use the two-time Premier
League title winner as a 'false nine', with Alvaro
Morata injured and Olivier Giroud, who has only
scored one Premier League goal in 15
appearances in 2018-19, among the substitutes.
/https/www.bbc.com/sport/football

Liverpool extended their lead at the top of the
Premier League to six points by beating
Newcastle - because Manchester City, who
started the day as their nearest challengers, lost
at Leicester City.

Goals by Dejan Lovren, Mohamed Salah from the
penalty spot, Xherdan Shaqiri and substitute
Fabinho, ensured Jurgen Klopp's side will start
2019 at the top of the table.
Newcastle wasted a great chance to take the lead
at 0-0 when Joselu failed to connect properly
with Matt Ritchie's excellent cross and were
punished when Lovren dispatched a half-volley
into the roof of the net.

Salah's penalty doubled the lead after referee
Graham Scott judged that Paul Dummett had
fouled the Egypt forward, before Shaqiri tucked
home the third from an assist by Trent
Alexander-Arnold.

Liverpool completed the scoring through
Fabinho's header and reach the halfway point of
the season six points ahead of second-placed
Tottenham, who were 5-0 winners against
Bournemouth.
www.bbc.com/sport/football/