Chelsea midfielder Eden Hazard missed training ahead of Champions League defeat of Schalke after losing passport Mourinho believes the ­matter is now closed and that Hazard would be in his squad for Saturday's Premier League game with West Bromwich Albion. Meanwhile, Branislav Ivanovic believes Samuel Eto'o is nearing his best after belatedly hitting his stride. The 32-year-old Cameroon striker has started life at Stamford Bridge slowly following his summer move from Anzhi Makhachkala, but scored twice against Schalke. He scored his first Chelsea goal against Cardiff City last month in a match remembered for his controversial, and illegal, steal of the ball as their goalkeeper David Marshall bounced it. "Samuel is working very hard for us and I think for us it is very important that our strikers start to score goals and help the team a lot," Ivanovic said. Age doesn't matter - it is what he shows on the pitch. It is important to recover well, because Fernando Torres now is injured.