Chelsea
manager Jose Mourinho has questioned midfielder Eden Hazard's commitment during
matches.
Mourinho suggested that the Belgian should have tracked Juanfran in the
build-up to Adrian Lopez's equaliser in the 3-1 defeat by Atletico Madrid.
Hazard, 23, has claimed that the Blues are only set up to counter-attack.
"When the comments come from a player like Eden it's normal because he's not
the kind of player to sacrifice himself for the team," said Mourinho.
"He's not mentally ready to look to his left-back and leave his life for him.
"Normally you get these kind of comments from players like him, from players
that can't resolve a problem like we had with the first goal.
Jose Mourinho criticises Eden Hazard's 'sacrifice'
"If you see Atletico's first goal, you completely understand where the
mistake was and why we conceded that goal."
Striker Fernando Torres had put Chelsea in front in the 36th minute, but
eight minutes later Spanish forward Lopez swept in from Juanfran's cutback.
The away goal gave Atletico a precious advantage, on which they built when
Diego Costa and Arda Turan scored twice more for the Spanish side.
In February, Hazard, recently named Professional Footballers'
Association Young Player of the Year, told BBC Sport that Mourinho has turned him into a "team
player".
But the Chelsea manager believes Hazard can still make more progress.
He added: "I'm not happy. I've tried to improve him all season."
Diego Simeone's Spanish league leaders, Atletico, will play city rivals Real
in the Lisbon final on 24 May, while Chelsea face their first season without a
trophy since 2010-11.
