Enzo Fernandez's goal against Liverpool has sparked a debate that could rewrite Chelsea's Premier League history books—or not. The Argentine midfielder's whipped free kick from a wide position found the net after a scramble in the box, but the question remains: did Wesley Fofana get the decisive touch?

Initially, it seemed like Enzo's effort sailed past everyone and bounced in off the far post. Fofana's celebration, pointing at his teammate, suggested it was the midfielder's goal. But then TNT Sport produced an angle showing what appeared to be a clear touch from the French defender. For now, the goal is credited to Enzo, and if it stays that way, he's moved ahead of some Chelsea legends.

Enzo now sits level with Juan Mata on 18 Premier League goals, surpassing the likes of Michael Ballack, Michael Essien, and Olivier Giroud along the way. That's some company to keep, and it highlights the midfielder's knack for finding the net—a trait that's been evident since his arrival at Stamford Bridge. Whatever you think of Enzo as a player or a person, his eye for goal is undeniable.

The equalizer came during a strong spell for Chelsea, who had fallen behind early after Filip Jorgensen's error allowed Ryan Gravenberch's shot to slip through. It was a moment that showed Chelsea's resilience, and whether it's Enzo or Fofana who gets the credit, the goal was a crucial one.

It makes you wonder: where will Enzo end up on Chelsea's all-time Premier League scoring list by the time he leaves? With 18 goals and counting, he's already making his mark. For now, the debate continues, but one thing's for sure—this is a player who knows how to deliver in big moments.