Chelsea star Kai Havertz has broken Lionel Messi's 11-year record
Chelsea star Kai Havertz has broken Lionel Messi's 11-year record with his Club World Cup winning objective against Palmeiras on Saturday.
Havertz got the victor in the 2020/2021 Champions League last and furthermore scored in the FIFA Chelsea star Kai Havertz has broken Lionel Messi's 11-year record with his Club World Cup winning objective against Palmeiras on Saturday.
Havertz got the victor in the 2020/2021 Champions League last and furthermore scored in the FIFA Club World Cup last on Saturday to break a 11-year record held by previous Barcelona ace Messi.
The Germany global was the legend for Thomas Tuchel's side on Saturday as his 117th-minute punishment was every one of the Blues expected to win their title of the period.
Romelu Lukaku gave the Blues the lead right off the bat in the second yet the Brazilian side counterbalanced the objective with Raphael Veiga's punishment for the South American heroes
Yet, Havertz shot the unequivocal spot-kick in the last after the ball struck the arm of safeguard Luan Garcia, who was shipped off three minutes after the fact.
Havartz scored the main objective of the game last May when Chelsea beat Pep Guardiola's Manchester City in the Champions League last.
His punishment objective against Palmeiras on Saturday implies he has broken a 11-year record held by Lionel Messi.
Messi was the last player to net in the finals of both the Champions League and ensuing Club World Cup, back in 2011.
The Argentine hotshot scored in that year's Champions League last as Barcelona beat Manchester United 3-1.
Messi proceeded to score again in the Club World Cup last, sacking a support in the 4-0 destruction of Brazilian club Santos.
Until Havertz broke the record on Saturday, no other player had scored in a mix of the Champions League and Club World Cup finals in more than 10 years. Club World Cup last on Saturday to break a 11-year record held by previous Barcelona ace Messi.
The Germany global was the legend for Thomas Tuchel's side on Saturday as his 117th-minute punishment was every one of the Blues expected to win their title of the period.
Romelu Lukaku gave the Blues the lead right off the bat in the second yet the Brazilian side counterbalanced the objective with Raphael Veiga's punishment for the South American heroes
Yet, Havertz shot the unequivocal spot-kick in the last after the ball struck the arm of safeguard Luan Garcia, who was shipped off three minutes after the fact.
Havartz scored the main objective of the game last May when Chelsea beat Pep Guardiola's Manchester City in the Champions League last.
His punishment objective against Palmeiras on Saturday implies he has broken a 11-year record held by Lionel Messi.
Messi was the last player to net in the finals of both the Champions League and ensuing Club World Cup, back in 2011.
The Argentine hotshot scored in that year's Champions League last as Barcelona beat Manchester United 3-1.
Messi proceeded to score again in the Club World Cup last, sacking a support in the 4-0 destruction of Brazilian club Santos.
Until Havertz broke the record on Saturday, no other player had scored in a mix of the Champions League and Club World Cup finals in more than 10 years.