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Friday, 22 January 2016

CHELSEA TEAM NEWS..... COSTA AND HAZARD READY FOR ARSENAL CLASH

Manager Guus Hiddink has confirmed that both men played a full part in first-team training on Thursday and Friday, and the Dutchman is confident that they will be in a position to contribute against the Gunners.
"He [Hazard] was well prepared by the physios until two days ago when he started participating with the team," Hiddink said. "Yesterday and today he was in full commitment with the first-team training so he is available."
Asked if the Belgian will be in condition to start, Hiddink replied: "We have to be careful because he has fallen into some injuries recently. I'm not sure whether he can play a full 90 minutes yet so we have to consider whether to start him or to come in from the bench. We will decide on game day."
Costa was sent to hospital for scans after bruising his shin bone against Everton and when asked how much work the Spain international has been able to do in training this week, Hiddink added: "Not much but he was in yesterday and today, so he will be available as well."


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