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This Saturday, Manchester City had the opportunity to confirm their renewed form against West Ham after a victory acquired last week against Leicester (2-0). And after a controlled first half, the Skyblues entered the locker room with a deserved two-goal advantage. While Pep Guardiola’s men took advantage of a CSC to open the scoring, it was Erling Haaland who gave his team the lead before the break.
Scorer last week against the Toffees, the Norwegian striker reiterated his prowess this Saturday by taking advantage of an incredible number from Savinho. Unlocking his counter with City last week, the Brazilian tormented his defender before sending a perfect cross to the far post for Haaland. The cyborg was quick to finish in the empty goal and even showed his amazement at the phenomenal action of his Brazilian teammate on the left side. It’s up to you to judge.
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