Eden Hazard Reacts to his BEST Premier League Moments

Eden, happy? Did you enjoy your Premier League debut? Yes, very happy. My first game, win, OK. That's where the whole story begins. You know who was that manager at Wigan? Roberto Martinez. Welcome to Premier League, man. The whole thing was unbelievable, playing in different leagues, coming from France to play in England. That time I was playing on the right, then a few moments later I said to Roberto Di Matteo to put me on the left. My only regret was that the first game was not at home. Because when your first game is at home, the feeling is a bit different. But at the end, the feeling was unbelievable. We won the game, I got man of the match for the first game. So, good debut. We spoke in the week and you said it just might take Eden Hazard a little bit of time to settle in. It doesn't look like it's going to take that long. He was terrific today, wasn't he? Yeah, he was outstanding. Produced a lot of quality within his game and was always a threat. Difficult to mark, got away from his man. It was very pleasant to watch him today. Eden, happy? Did you enjoy your Premier League debut? Yes, very happy. My first game, win, OK. I remember that time because the guy from the press told me you have to go to the interview after the game. But I was saying to him, why do you want me to talk? I'm not talking English, so what am I going to say? And then he just said to me, just go and you'll see it. And I think those things, people don't forget it. Being the man of the match, doing interview after the game with Frank Lampard, I was dreaming. That's a good goal, to be fair. By the way, the goalkeeper was Begovic, he played with me after. Two years before, in Lille, I scored one of the same goals against Marseille. Old people, they would ask me, why did you shoot? And I think sometimes on the pitch you do things you don't think about. You just do it because you feel confident and you say, I'm going to shoot, I'm going to score. And that's exactly what happened. In Stoke City, on the pitch sometimes you do things and you produce good or bad, but that time was good. That was a really bad penalty, by the way. When it's your day, it's your day. When you have to score, you score. You can see all the fans happy after the game, Jose happy, all the players happy. I always say that I don't play for trophies, I don't play to score goals, I play for fun. But when you win trophies, then you know why you play. You play for such a big club as Chelsea, and the fans, they want trophies. The club wants trophies, the players want trophies. When you get them, it's like the cherry on the cake. You just want to celebrate with your teammates, with your family. Maybe you hangover the day after, but that's part of celebration. That game, I was standing on the bench, so I was not even playing. We were 2-0 down. I think Tottenham had 26 years without winning in Stamford Bridge, I don't remember exactly. So I was saying to myself, come on, do something at least. Special goal. We had a bad season, and that goal for the memory. That's the way I'm playing. That's me. Sometimes the games are tight, especially when you play against a big team, Arsenal was a big team, so a derby at home, you're like, no, I need to do something special. You just score a goal and let's see what happens. Against Arsenal, I've been a bit lucky at the end, because the ball touched my feet. But at the end, it's a great goal. The game was like maybe 9-0. Those specials, you need to do something great. You go straight to the goal, you see what happens, and you score a beautiful goal, that's it. Sometimes you don't think, you just do things. I watched those goals so many times. It was the end of the book. I knew it, that's why you see me enjoying the pitch with the family, with the kids. I remember we won that game. We had a game to play, the Europa League final, but that was the last Stamford Bridge game. They all love me, I love them. We spent seven years together, for the good, for the bad. But at the end, this relation is forever.