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The great Erling Haaland is back! In verve, the Norwegian goleador achieved the incredible feat of scoring a quintuple in 57 minutes. It was this Tuesday during the opposition between Machester City and Luton Town in the FA Cup (6-2).
The Norwegian cyborg was inspired like never before, transforming almost everything he touched into a goal. He started his festival from the 3e minute, converting an assist from Kevin De Bruyne. And the duo then did it again four other times in this meeting (18e40e and 55e). And for the fifth goal it was Bernardo Silva who played the role of passer.
Haaland panics the counters!
With these achievements of the day, Haaland became the very first Manchester City player to score two quintuplets in his colors. He had already done it last year in the Champions League. At the time, Pep Guardiola had taken him out very early in the match (63e). This time, he waited until the last quarter of an hour of the game to do it (77th).
This season, the Scandinavian has already scored 27 goals. However, he only played 10 matches for his team since he was absent for a long time due to injury. It should also be noted that in 83 matches with the Sky Blues, he has scored three or more goals eight times. Figures that make you dizzy!
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