Chelsea midfielder John Obi Mikel says Eden Hazard is NOT the most skilful player at the club.
Obi Mikel says Willian is a match for the Belgian.
"I'll go for Willian and Eden Hazard," he said. "They're both very quick and technical. It's very difficult to get the ball off them. Willian is just too quick, he has quick feet. He waits for you to make the first move and when you do, he's gone.
"Hazard doesn't run around much in training, but you just give him the ball and let him do what he does. What you can do sometimes is just kick them!"
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