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After appearing nicely in victory Chelsea over Everton 2-0, Kai Havertz determined to show off the rest of the season. Havertz is well aware that he is doubtful.
The Chelsea player played a role in the occurrence of his team’s two goals in the match Premier League at Stamford Bridge, Tuesday (9/3/2021). The first, Havertz’s cheat was deflected by Ben Godfrey into Everton’s net, then won a penalty which Jorginho converted.
The result extended Chelsea’s unbeaten run under Thomas Tuchel to nine games, while increasing the chances of finishing in the top four. The Blues now perched in fourth place in the standings with just four points from Manchester United in second place.
This season, Kai Havertz has made five goals and five assists for Chelsea across the competition. It is not a flashy statistic after he was imported for 70 million pounds sterling (more than one trillion rupiah) from Bayer Leverkusen last summer.
As a result, many have doubts that Havertz will be successful in the Premier League. The 21-year-old German admits he has not lived up to expectations, but has promised to show off after his stellar display against Everton.
“The first few months were not easy for me,” Havertz was quoted as saying Metro. “Looks like this are good for me and I hope now I will gain a lot of confidence and I continue like this.”
“It’s not easy for me to come here, everything is new. Seven months ago I came, now it’s time to show my teeth. I realize how many people doubt me, and I just have to keep going, keep working, trying to help my teammates in every session. practice and every game. “
“Hopefully a performance like this will give me confidence and I hope I can continue,” he continued.
Only one goal has Havertz scored in the Premier League, when Chelsea drew 3-3 against Southampton in October. He also failed to add to his collection of goals last night after his shot was counted as Godfrey’s own goal.
“I don’t know, to be honest it doesn’t matter. It’s still a goal and that’s what matters. It would be nice to have a goal because I haven’t scored a goal in a long time but I don’t care. The most important thing is we scored goals, that’s what is important,” Kai Havertz add.
(rin / krs)
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