KNEE INJURY NOT SERIOUS -- HAZARD

Belgium and chelsea fans can breathe a sigh of relief after the Chelsea star affirmed that an injury sustained during a friendly against Egypt is "only a knock"

Eden Hazard was subtituted half way through Belgium's 3-0 friendly win upon Egypt on Wednesday because of knee injury, yet he demands there is nothing to worry about.

The Chelsea star displayed a solid show in the first half, playing a key part in Romelu Lukaku's opener as his shot was parried to the striker, before making it 2-0 in the 38th minute, turning Yannick Carrasco's cut back in from the centre box

Marouane Fellaini finished the scoring late on, however Hazard had since a long time ago vanished because of taking an early knock to his knee, with Adnan Januzaj taking his spot.

The attacker is adamant it's not a difficult issue, notwithstanding.

"I went off at half-time since I felt that my knee had taken a knock," Belgium's captain told columnists. "Be that as it may, don't stress, it's only a knock and [on Thursday] it'll be better.

"I had a ton of fun offering rythme to the game, making development and putting a ball in behind. In the event that we need to go far in the World Cup, we should be as solid and keep our freshness."

Belgium's World Cup battle starts against Panama on June 18, preceding they likewise confront Tunisia and England.