Kai Havertz had another big moment in Europe once again. A player of undoubted quality that has struggled for consistency ever since joining Chelsea, some of his best times in a Blues shirt have come in the Champions League, and he once again made a statement in the win against RB Salzburg.
Having been dropped against Manchester United following one of his most peripheral games in a Blues shirt, Havertz responded with a stunning strike to not only secure Graham Potter progression to the knockout stages, but also top spot in the group.
Playing in a free role against the Austrian side, the attacker moved across the pitch in order to become hard to pick up and made his opponents pay in the second half. Having tamely nodded a first half header safely to Phillip Kohn, the 23-year-old made no such mistake in the second 45.
