Havertz kneels to celebrate annoying Chelsea's official push! 11 goals have been scored in the last 10 games, and Arsenal has made a profit
In a make-up match in the 29th round of the English Premier League that ended in the early morning of April 24, Beijing time, Arsenal defeated Chelsea 5-0 at home. In this game, Havertz, who faced his old master, scored twice and knelt on his knees to celebrate, causing a lot of controversy.
Havertz, who won the Champions League for the second time in Chelsea's history, joined city rivals Arsenal last summer for a fee of €75 million after a losing season with the club last season. Havertz didn't have much of a stellar start with the Gunners, but as the season progressed, he got better.
This game is the second time Havertz has faced his former club Chelsea since his transfer. Compared to the mediocre performance of the first leg as a substitute, Havertz played quite brilliantly in this game.
In the 57th minute of the second half, Kai Havertz received a long-range through ball from Odegaard and easily seized a one-on-one chance to score. After the goal, Havertz did not shy away from celebrating, but made his trademark tongue sticking out in excitement, and then slid on his knees at the Emirates Stadium in a domineering manner.
Just eight minutes later, Kai Havertz struck home with a low shot from the edge of the yard to find the back of the net again. In doing so, Kai Havertz became the 28th veteran to score a goal in the Premier League and the first player to score twice against his former boss.
Perhaps displeased with Havertz's excitement after killing his old club, Chelsea's official tweet ignored Havertz when announcing the score and goalscorer. Obviously, the German striker's behaviour has annoyed Chelsea officials and many Blues fans.
According to the statistics after the game, Havertz had all 4 shots on target in this game, although he missed 1 good chance to score, he also scored 2 goals, and also made 2 key passes, and Havertz received a high score of 8.6 in the rating of the authoritative foreign media sofascore.
After scoring twice, Kai Havertz has scored 11 goals in the league this season and has contributed seven goals and four assists in his last 10 Premier League games, directly involved in 11 goals. I have to say that Arsenal's 75 million euros of reinforcements are indeed great value.