Havertz explains conversation with Bournemouth goalie after controversial penalty call.

In Arsenal's recent 3-0 victory over Bournemouth, Kai Havertz once again proved his worth with an impressive performance. Despite some controversy surrounding a penalty call, Havertz maintains that goalkeeper Mark Travers understood the decision and the game continued without further dispute.

The win pushed Arsenal to the top of the Premier League, at least for the time being. However, the match did not start off smoothly for the Gunners as they missed several scoring opportunities in the first half. It wasn't until just before halftime that Bukayo Saka confidently converted a penalty kick to put Arsenal in the lead.

While the penalty was awarded in favor of Arsenal, it left Bournemouth feeling frustrated as they believed Havertz had initiated contact with their player. When asked about the decision after the game, Havertz explained that he felt the contact and that's why he went down, ultimately leading to the penalty call.

Aside from his involvement in the penalty decision, Havertz had an outstanding game, constantly threatening Bournemouth's defense and providing an excellent outlet for his team. When asked about his improvement on the pitch, the former Chelsea player credited his enjoyment of the game, the support of his teammates, and the guidance of manager Mikel Arteta.

Havertz also shared that he had initially struggled with adapting to a new team and league, but with the help of his manager and teammates, he has found his stride and enjoys the physical nature of the Premier League.

Looking ahead, Havertz is focused on finishing the season strong and giving his all in the remaining two games. He is grateful for the opportunity to play for Arsenal and is determined to continue improving and contributing to the team's success. As for the fans, Havertz expressed his appreciation for their unwavering support and acknowledged that the transition to a new team and league was not easy, but with hard work and perseverance, he has found his place at Arsenal.

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