Erling Haaland's antics against Newcastle United led fans to believe that he considers Premier League matches to be charity matches.
Manchester City have a Premier League game against Newcastle on Saturday afternoon, hoping to close the gap between them and Arsenal to just three points.
Man City led from start to finish and Pep Guardiola's men took only 15 minutes to take the lead. Phil Foden made a great solo to make it 1-0.
In the second half, Bernardo Silva's 67th minute goal sealed a 2-0 victory. However, fans discovered Haaland's antics in the late game, leading to speculation that he views the Premier League as charity matches.
One fan posted a video of the Norwegian striker wasting time near the corner flag and then whipping into the crowd.
Notes read:
"Haaland, he treats it like a charity game skdkdmmd."
Other fans reacted to the video.
Someone said:
"Has been one of my favorite players."
Another commented:
"True troll, he made Lascelles flutter."
After scoring 27 Premier League goals in the first half of the season, Haaland's performances have come under the microscope in recent weeks due to his poor form.
However, it is clear that when given the opportunity, he is more likely to hide it. After the crucial win over the Magpies, goal scorer Silva told BT Sport:
"I'm happy because it was a difficult game. It was a difficult moment in the game for us.
“They took more risks and they did, so to score that [second] goal is very good. You know when you play against Newcastle this season how good they are. They go there because they need points. We knew they were going to put more pressure and create more chances, so the second goal was important for us.
Arsenal now have the opportunity to extend the top of the table to 5 points if they beat Bournemouth.
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Ghana and Arsenal international midfielder Thomas Partey paid tribute to his former Black Star team-mate, Christian Atsu, who tragically passed away two weeks ago.
Atsu was confirmed dead after being trapped in the rubble after a magnitude 7.8 earthquake hit Turkey and Syria, killing more than 60,000 people.
Partey, Arsenal's key player, scored in the club's 3-2 home win over Bournemouth at the Emirates and took the opportunity to pay tribute to his former team-mate. Atsu, who last played for Hatayspor, is a former Chelsea and Newcastle United winger.
The weeklong Atsu sighting took place earlier today in Accra and his family confirmed that he will be buried on March 17 in the front yard of the State House in Accra. News of Atsu's death has received condolences from FIFA, CAF, Ghana FA and former and current players, all of whom expressed grief over the passing of the Ballon d'Or best player. African rock 2015 [AFCON].
Partey played with Atsu in the 2019 African Nations Championship in Egypt and his tribute to his former teammate showed a deep bond between footballers even after the competition. play on the field.
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