90Minutes played
1Goals
1Crosses
22Final third passes
10Touches in box
2Tackles won
86Successfull passes %
72Touches
Kai Havertz continued his excellent form since the turn of the year and made it two goals in two games as Leverkusen defeated Dusseldorf 3-0.
He scored the opening goal five minutes before half time, latching on to a cracking cross from Karim Bellarabi to glance a superb header into the bottom corner after making a late run into the box from midfield.
The young German had 10 touches inside the box which was more than everyone else in this round of fixtures apart from Robert Lewandowski of Bayern.
He misplaced just seven passes, completing 43/50 attempted balls to team-mates.
If not for the profligacy of his team-mates, he would have earned an assist, too, as he created two 'big' goalscoring chances to no avail.
Defending
Creative
Passing
Attacking
Shooting
Decisive
Aerials
Physical
1354
Played matches
16
4
2
Shots P90
1.66
Shots On target P90
0.80
Successful passing %
86%
Final third passes P90
18.21
