"Say his name". Chelsea Twitter account responded oddly to Havertz's goals against the "pensioners"

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"Say his name". Chelsea Twitter account responded oddly to Havertz's goals against the "pensioners" Photo: talksport.com

On April 23, Arsenal demolished Chelsea 5:0 at the Emirates Stadium in a rescheduled match from the 29th round of the Premier League. Former Chelsea player Kai Havertz scored a brace in this match.

Interestingly, Chelsea's official social media account, X (formerly Twitter), reacted curiously to the goals scored by the German midfielder.

The administrator of the club's page, responsible for the main posts about the match, conspicuously ignored the goalscorer when Havertz scored. Both times Havertz scored, the account posted "Arsenal goal" without mentioning the scorer. However, when Ben White scored, his name was mentioned in the posts.

Arsenal fans noted this approach and some actively commented under the posts with sarcastic remarks such as “who scored?”; “couldn't even name the goalscorer” and “Say his name”.

The 24-year-old Havertz moved from Chelsea to Arsenal last summer for €75 million. In his new team, the German international has scored 12 goals and provided 5 assists in 47 matches.

Liam Carter Liam Carter Dailysports's expert Translated by the editors
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