Several Belgians have also appeared there, with varying degrees of success. Wolverhampton made short work of Watford, 4-0. Wolves established their dominance in the first half, with goals from Jimenez (13th), Cucho against his camp (18th) and Podence (21st). Christian Kabasele came on in place of Kiko when his team was already trailing by 3 goals (30th), and he played the rest of the game. Ruben Neves planted the coup de grace at the end of the game (84th). Leander Dendoncker kept his tracksuit on until the final whistle on the Wolverhampton bench.
In other matches, Chelsea won at Norwich, 1-3, thanks in particular to goals from Chalobah (3rd) and Mount (14th). Pukki closed the gap for Norwich (69th). Romelu Lukaku then went up in place of Timo Werner (85th), before Havertz scored the last goal of the match (90th).
In the standings, Chelsea maintains the gap in 3rd place on the podium, with 56 points, 8 more than Arsenal. Wolverhampton are getting back on track in the race for the top 6 after 3 consecutive defeats. Wolves are 8th with 43 points, 2 lengths behind West Ham, 6th. Watford are in the red zone, 19th with 19 points, 3 points behind Everton and 17th place.
