Kneel the goalkeeper! Haaland interprets the aesthetics of violence, double-ringing the record and scoring the 600-goal milestone
Against Brighton, Haaland scored one goal each from a single knife and a penalty, tying Aguero's seven-game winning streak at home, while Haaland also set a new record for the fastest Premier League player to score 17 goals.
Against Liverpool, Haaland failed to score, and the record of 10 kills in all competitions was ended, which made Haaland hold his breath.
In the 21st minute of the game, Ederson played a long ball from the back, and Haaland got the ball to get rid of the attacking Sanchez, then knocked down Webster and sent the ball into the empty net. After Bernardo Silva won a penalty for Manchester City, Haaland scored a left-footed shot from the penalty in the 43rd minute.
The two goals put Haaland's character on full display, with the Manchester City striker's first goal controversial as Haaland clearly rammed Webster. The problem is that Webster is also a physically strong player, but in front of Haaland, he looks weak.
Even with the penalty, Haaland appeared more "violent". After the referee blew the whistle, Haaland didn't make any fancy moves, but instead burst into a blast and Brighton goalkeeper Alexis Sanchez even knelt on the lawn.
In just 11 games, Haaland has scored 17 goals in the Premier League, setting a record for the fastest Premier League player to score 17. The previous record was held by Andy Cole, but he used 16 games.
In the 21st century, Haaland has scored 17 goals in 11 league games, second only to Ronaldo, who scored 18 goals in 11 league games in 2014-15.
How remarkable his result is, in the 2021-22 Premier League, 17 goals are enough to rank fourth in the top scorer (Kane), behind Salah (23), Son Heung-min (23) and Ronaldo (18).
For Manchester City, Haaland scored 17 goals, already two more than last season's Manchester City top scorer Kevin De Bruyne.
In all competitions, Haaland has scored 22 goals in 15 games. Exaggeratedly, Premier League players have scored a record of just 44 goals in all competitions in a single season, set by Ruud van Nistelrooy (2002-03) and Salah (2017-18).
At the same time, Haaland also equaled the record of consecutive home goals set by Sergio Aguero for Manchester City players with seven consecutive home goals.
It is worth mentioning that Haaland scored the penalty and was Pep Guardiola's 600th goal after taking charge of Manchester City.
