Chelsea legend Eden Hazard has admitted that he "misses playing football", two years on from his retirement from the sport.

The Belgium international spent the longest period of his career at Chelsea, playing 352 times between 2012 and 2019. In that time, he scored 110 goals and provided a further 88 assists.

Six years after leaving the club, Hazard returned to Stamford Bridge on Saturday, where he featured for the Chelsea legends against Liverpool Legends. All proceeds from the match will be donated to the Chelsea FC Foundation and the Chelsea Players' Trust.

He was joined on the pitch by the likes of John Terry, Diego Costa, and Claude Makelele.

The game ended in a 1-0 defeat for Chelsea legends. Ryan Babel’s 78th minute goal was the difference between the two sides on the day. Hazard did show flashes of what he could do, but was denied a goal by the Liverpool goalkeeper.

Meanwhile, Costa made his presence felt as he got into an almost trademark clash with Liverpool defender Martin Skrtel, with temperatures rising during the 'friendly' game.

At half time of the match, Hazard gave an interview where he outlined his feelings after retiring.

"I...