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Chelsea 3-1 Newcastle: Eden Hazard scores twice in man-of-the-match Premier League masterclass after Alvaro Morata reaches 10-goal landmark for Blues

Eden Hazard was at his brilliant best as he inspired Chelsea to their fifth consecutive home win on Saturday.

The Belgium captain scored twice, either side of Alvaro Morata's 10th goal for the club, after Dwight Gayle had given Newcastle a short-lived early lead.

Hazard drew the Blues level with a fine half volley, before completing his brace with a chipped penalty, won by Victor Moses, who also assisted Morata's first-half headed strike.

More to follow.

Chelsea secured a fifth consecutive home victory on Saturday afternoon as they beat Newcastle United at Stamford Bridge
Chelsea secured a fifth consecutive home victory on Saturday afternoon as they beat Newcastle United at Stamford Bridge
Eden Hazard scored twice in a superb man-of-the-match performance and the Belgian came very close to scoring a hat-trick
Eden Hazard scored twice in a superb man-of-the-match performance and the Belgian came very close to scoring a hat-trick
Alvaro Morata was on target to score his 10th goal for Chelsea, which came after 33 minutes of the Premier League clash
Alvaro Morata was on target to score his 10th goal for Chelsea, which came after 33 minutes of the Premier League clash
Fellow Blues talisman Hazard had earlier equalised shortly after Newcastle had taken a surprise lead in west London
Fellow Blues talisman Hazard had earlier equalised shortly after Newcastle had taken a surprise lead in west London
Dwight Gayle (left) opened the scoring after 12 minutes, but Newcastle's lead only lasted until midway through the first jhalf
Dwight Gayle (left) opened the scoring after 12 minutes, but Newcastle's lead only lasted until midway through the first jhalf
Striker Morata celebrated his landmark goal by making an 'A' with his right hand u2014 in honour of his wifeu00a0Alice Campello
Striker Morata celebrated his landmark goal by making an 'A' with his right hand — in honour of his wife Alice Campello
Chelsea captainu00a0Cesar Azpilicueta and goalkeeperu00a0Thibaut Courtois looked frustrated after conceding an early goal
Chelsea captain Cesar Azpilicueta and goalkeeper Thibaut Courtois looked frustrated after conceding an early goal