The winger had not created a goal since September's trip to Newcastle but had a hand in Kenedy's first-minute strike at Norwich - the fastest goal scored in the league this season
Eden Hazard has been worryingly out of sorts this season, but his bright display against Norwich City suggests he may be the next Chelsea player to explode back to life under Guus Hiddink.
The Blues have been transformed under the Dutchman and have now gone 12 games without suffering defeat in the Premier League, continuing that run with a 2-1 win at Carrow Road on Tuesday evening.
And Hazard hinted a return to form by providing his first assist of 2016 – incredibly, the Belgian had not created a league goal for a team-mate in 17 matches!
Not only did Hazard notch his first assist since September, when he set up Ramires against Newcastle, but he also had a hand in the quickest goal scored in the Premier League this season.
Kenedy’s strike after just 39 seconds was his first for Chelsea and makes him the 16th different player to net in the competition for the Blues, a league high this season.
Meanwhile, Diego Costa, who scored just three times under ex-boss Jose Mourinho in the league this season, continued his fine resurgence during Hiddink's reign with his seventh strike for the interim coach to set up a third straight win, the first time they have achieved such a run in almost a year!
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