Chelsea's 27-year-old turnaround and three goals in three games is better than Jaxon
Tottenham Hotspur narrowly beat Brentford in 22 Premier League games in midweek. Brentford opened the scoring in the first half, but Udoki, Brennan Johnson and Richarlison scored three goals in the second half, followed by Tottenham Hotspur. Despite Ivan Toney's goal for Brentford's second, Tottenham still got the win.
Villa lost in this game, Tottenham won, and Tottenham caught up with Villa. Tottenham are now fourth in the Premier League, while Villa are fifth, eight points clear of first-placed Liverpool. Tottenham Hotspur are aiming to return to the Champions League this season, but they are also fighting for the league title. Timo Werner, who signed in the winter transfer market, has been the 'X-factor' for Tottenham this season, and the arrival of this player has also brought Tottenham a fortune.
The Great Reversal! The Chelsea abandoned 27-year-old striker has finally taken a new step forward: he has surpassed Jacobsson in three games. Timo Werner has been ridiculed by fans as Chelsea's gold medal scout. Timo Werner has not been given the opportunity he deserved since returning to Leipzig, and after moving to Tottenham this winter, Werner has finally found his groove.
Tottenham Hotspur travelled to Brentford and Timo Werner scored twice in a row after Tottenham Hotspur lost 1-0 to Liverpool. A little over a minute later, Timo Werner broke away from the opposition defence with his excellent performance on the flank and flicked a beautiful pass to Brennan Johnson, who scored an empty goal.
Timo Werner had three decisive goals and one in the game and he was in very good form. It was Timo Werner's third appearance at Tottenham and he had already posed a big danger against Manchester City. In the duel against Manchester United, Werner's pass set Bentancur to score. Since Son Heung-min missed the Asian Cup, the addition of Timo Werner can be described as a send-off, which can be said to fill the vacancy of Son Heung-min.
Chelsea don't want Timo Werner to be a rival to Manchester United, which is a pretty amazing thing because it's called "big trees". Chelsea have been aggressive in recent years, with Olivier Giroud, Timo Werner, Romelu Lukaku and Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang all competitive. Timo Werner, in particular, has found his place at Tottenham, much to the shame of Chelsea.