“NEVER SEEN BEFORE IN THE HISTORY OF WORLD FOOTBALL”

Kai Havertz achieves a never-before-seen statistic in world football: Zero!

Arsenal player Kai Havertz made history by failing to complete a single accurate pass in the match against Manchester City. In last night’s match, Manchester City hosted Arsenal, with the game ending in a 2-2 draw.

After Leandro Trossard’s red card in the 45+8th minute, Arsenal played the second half with 10 men. As the team dropped back to defend in the second half, forward Kai Havertz made football history.

ARSENAL TOOK 1 SHOT IN THE SECOND HALF
Despite Haaland’s goal in the 9th minute, Arsenal ended the first half leading 2-1 thanks to goals from Calafiori and Gabriel. With the red card and playing with one man down, Arsenal dropped back in the second half. The team only managed 1 shot on Manchester City’s goal in the second half, while City took a total of 28 shots.

DAVID RAYA SHONE
In the second half, Manchester City peppered the Arsenal goal with 28 shots, with nine of them on target. Arsenal goalkeeper David Raya saved eight of these shots, keeping his team in the game.

CITY FOUND THE EQUALIZER IN ADDED TIME
After Arsenal went down to 10 men, Manchester City dominated the game. They found the equalizer in stoppage time. A total of 7 minutes were added to the match, and City’s goal came from John Stones in the 90+8th minute.

HAALAND THREW THE BALL AT GABRIEL
After John Stones’ goal, Manchester City celebrated intensely, and star player Erling Haaland grabbed the ball that had gone into the net and threw it at Arsenal player Gabriel’s head. This act by the Norwegian star sparked much discussion on social media.

KAI HAVERTZ FAILED TO COMPLETE A SINGLE PASS
In a match where Arsenal only managed one shot on target in the second half, Kai Havertz, who played the full 90 minutes, did not complete a single accurate pass. The German player attempted a total of six passes, failing to find a teammate with any of them, becoming the first player in history to achieve this.