Eden Hazard returned to Chelsea's Stamford Bridge as part of the World XI at Soccer Aid and he rolled back the years with a fine free-kick.

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• Hazard scores free-kick for World XI
• Brought them level against England
• Back at Stamford Bridge again

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  WHAT HAPPENED?

  Hazard rolled back the years at Stamford Bridge as he scored a wonderful free-kick past former Liverpool goalkeeper David James to draw the charity match level after Joe Cole gave England the lead.

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• THE BIGGER PICTURE

  Hazard showed that he has not lost it as he returned to Stamford Bridge for the first time since his departure from Chelsea to Real Madrid in 2019. The Belgian called it a day last year after a succession of injuries saw him fall down the pecking order at Real Madrid's squad, and he felt it was better to retire than continue at a lower level.

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• WHAT NEXT?

  The Belgian has not yet revealed what he plans to do in the future but fans have always considered the winger has the potential to become a coach, due to his experience working under some of the best in the world during his career.

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