Sunday 5 February 2017 17:48, UK
Chelsea forward Eden Hazard says he scored one of the best goals of his career against Arsenal on Saturday.
Hazard struck Chelsea's second in a 3-1 victory at Stamford Bridge which moved Antonio Conte's side 12 points clear of Arsenal in the Premier League table.
The 26-year-old Belgian went on a solo run from inside his in own half and saw off four challenges before finishing past Petr Cech for his 10th goal of the season.
"I score a few goals, a few beautiful goals," Hazard told Chelsea TV.
"But this one is special. It's against Arsenal and we won the game. This one is one of the best.
"The gap is more big now. We want to stay there, top of the league forever.
"We are full of confidence. We don't want to focus too far [ahead]. We take game after game and be ready for the next one.
"The next one is next week, so now we have a good week for training to get ready for the next game."
Chelsea have now won 16 of their 18 Premier League games since switching to a 3-4-3 formation following September's 3-0 loss to Arsenal in the reverse fixture.
The Blues are nine points clear of second-placed Tottenham but Hazard wants his side to be even more clinical, starting against Burnley next Sunday, live on Sky Sports.
"We could score two or three more goals. We didn't. We keep it for the next game, I think," Hazard added.
"There are 14 games to play before the end of the season and there are 42 points to take.
"Now it's important to celebrate this win, but then it's important to think next game against Burnley, a really tough game, because Burnley when they play at home are dangerous."
