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According to Kai Havertz, Chelsea’s goal against Wolves was a much-needed addition to their superb first-half performance.

Following victories over Crystal Palace in the Premier League and AC Milan in the Champions League, Chelsea entered the encounter against Wolves on a winning streak of two games.

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If Chelsea hadn’t scored in the first half, the game against Wolves would have appeared more chaotic. But the Blues’ outstanding first-half performance was summed up by a goal from Kai Havertz in the 43rd minute.

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Unexpectedly, Havertz’s 15th attempt for the Blues in the first half was the one that led to Chelsea’s first goal.

Havertz said, “We needed that goal before halftime.

“It’s always pleasant to enter the locker room with a 1-0 lead. I was ecstatic since it was a good goal.

It was a wonderful atmosphere and a nice game, and 3-0 is a good result at home in front of our supporters.

Who else of the players scored besides Kai Havertz?

Of course, the Blues won all three games 3-0, but other players also had their names listed on the scoresheet. He or she was Armando Broja. The international player from Albania has primarily served as a substitute or on the bench. When Broja replaced Mason Mount in the 72nd minute, the Blues had a 2-0 lead after Kai Havertz and Christian Pulisic had given Chelsea the lead.

There is always a wait when they look for potential offside, but I was crossing my fingers that it wasn’t,” Broja said.

“I felt like I timed my run properly, and I’m glad it resulted in a goal. I’m overjoyed, and I want to thank the supporters for their help as well.

“It’s a surreal sensation. For my first goal, I had been waiting. It’s a strange time. I truly struggle to express it in words.

It was Broja’s first goal for the Blues versus Wolves.

“There will always be competition when you play for one of the biggest teams in the world, but that’s good because it helps us grow as players,” stated. Broja.

We learn that from the coaches. In practice, the athletes are cooperating. We have a large squad, so everyone is necessary. Whenever you enter the game, you must give everything you have on the field.

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