“That is just brilliant!” Mount and Potter’s reaction to Havertz’s wonder goal
In the 23rd minute, Chelsea took the lead on a stunning goal from Mateo Kovacic. The Croatian midfielder received the pass, and his left-footed shot flew past Philipp Köhn and into the far corner.
Chelsea had opportunities to increase their lead, and Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang was one player to blow a golden chance.
Players from Chelsea celebrate Kai Havertz’s goal against Salzburg.
Tuesday night’s Champions League match between Chelsea and Red Bull Salzburg featured a thunderous goal from Kai Havertz.
In the 23rd minute, Chelsea took the lead on a stunning goal from Mateo Kovacic. The Croatian midfielder received the pass, and his left-footed shot flew past Philipp Köhn and into the far corner.
Chelsea had opportunities to increase their lead, and Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang was one player to blow a golden chance.
And three minutes after halftime, Junior Adamu equalized the score, making Chelsea regret their poor goaltending.
But in the 64th minute, Havertz produced a moment of brilliance that gave the Blues the advantage once more.
The German midfielder gained possession of the ball about 20 yards away, moved it to his left foot, and then skillfully curled a shot under the crossbar.
Players from Chelsea celebrate Kai Havertz’s goal against Salzburg.
Tuesday night’s Champions League match between Chelsea and Red Bull Salzburg featured a thunderous goal from Kai Havertz.
In the 23rd minute, Chelsea took the lead on a stunning goal from Mateo Kovacic. The Croatian midfielder received the pass, and his left-footed shot flew past Philipp Köhn and into the far corner.
Chelsea had opportunities to increase their lead, and Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang was one player to blow a golden chance.
And three minutes after halftime, Junior Adamu equalized the score, making Chelsea regret their poor goaltending.
But in the 64th minute, Havertz produced a moment of brilliance that gave the Blues the advantage once more.
The German midfielder gained possession of the ball about 20 yards away, moved it to his left foot, and then skillfully curled a shot under the crossbar.
You can watch it below; it was a potential season-winning Champions League goal.
Havertz scores a miraculous goal against Salzburg.
On the sidelines, Mason Mount’s expression said it all.
The English midfielder, who had just come on as a replacement, appeared shocked and laughed with his manager, Graham Potter.
The game ended with Chelsea winning 2-1 thanks to Havertz’s outstanding goal.
With one game left, Chelsea has effectively guaranteed their passage into the Champions League’s knockout stages.
If AC Milan and Dinamo Zagreb split the points in Croatia, they might end the day as Group E’s winners.
The west London team is aware that they must earn at least a point against Dinamo in their last group match on November 2 in order to be declared group winners, regardless of the outcome at Stadion Maksimir.