Fabregas claims he has been playing with a hernia problem since January

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The Spanish midfielder claims he has been playing with a hernia problem since the start of 2014 - including the World Cup and his first two games at Chelsea Cesc Fabregas has claimed Chelsea's win over Everton was his first game without pain for EIGHT MONTHS. The Spanish midfielder has enjoyed a fine start to life at Stamford Bridge after sealing his £30million move from Barcelona. He set up Diego Costa's opener inside 30 seconds at Goodison Park and had an impressive game as Chelsea ran out 6-3 winners. But now he has revealed the win was the first time he wasn't in pain since the turn of the year. His tweet translated to: "First game for 8 months without pain due to hernia."

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