Another goal and another Haaland record at half-time for Wolverhampton – City

He didn’t score until the last minute -but somehow-, in Borussia Dortmund-Manchester City of Champions but Haaland spread this time the rush, or rather, his intense desire to score. The Norwegian’s goal came in the 16th minute of the first half of the game played by the ‘Sky Blues’ in the field of wolverhampton upon the Premier’s return.

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It was the 16th minute Jack Grealish Left the face for Haaland, who, in only his second intervention of the entire match, planted himself two steps with his powerful step near the edge to beat. Jose Sa with a low and adjusted shot and placed 0-2.

This goal, in addition to his eleventh goal in seven Premier League games – and this seventh is not over yet for Guardiola-, means new record. The Norwegian became the first player in the history of the English league to see a goal in his first four home games.

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Grealish, on his first Premier start this season, made it 0-1 before the first minute was completed in the middle of the DeBruyne.