Erling Haaland

Rio Ferdinand believes Erling Haaland's ability to score 'out of nothing' helps his Manchester City colleagues to 'elevate' their performances.

Haaland doesn’t care, he’s not interested. “If most strikers don’t get the ball, they’re not happy. He doesn’t need loads of touches of the ball. He can produce a moment out of nothing. Champions League He gives you an extra level of hope.

Manchester City's Pep Guardiola and his band of speedsters charted a course to the West Midlands to compete against Wolverhampton Wanderers FC at the ...

The goal marked the quickest goal that has been scored by any player in the Premier League so far this season. With the goal, the Norwegian ace managed to etch his name in English footballing folklore as the first player to bag goals in each of his first four away games in the season. Grealish was the first to feature on the scoreline, as he managed to find the back of the net in the dying seconds of the first minute after kick-off.

Erling Haaland also became the first player in the competition's history to score in each of his first four Premier League away games.

It was his 14th goal of the season in all competitions and the goal machine looks nowhere close to being run out of fuel. The possibilities and the potential this player has is endless. On Saturday against a hapless Wolves side, the Norwegian giant scored in his seventh straight match for Manchester City and sent countless records tumbling.

SportsBrief.com News ☆ Erling Haaland's peerless etiquette has warmed the hearts of football fans across the earth following his enormous display of ...

His gesture was recognized by the kitman, who appreciated the efforts of Haaland by tapping the prolific Norwegian's back. [Haaland](https://sportsbrief.com/tag/erling-haaland/) neatly folded his tracksuit before walking toward the kitman to hand over his outfit contrary to his teammates who threw their outfits at the kitman. [goal-scoring](https://www.premierleague.com/players/65970/Erling-Haaland/stats) prowess, the latest video has emerged about his sheer respect for the least-fancied job in professional football, kitman. Haaland continued his rich vein of form in front of goal against his former employers this week when he notched the match-winner to complete a comeback for Erling Haaland's acrobatic goal against Borussia Dortmund in midweek has dominated the headlines, however, footage of the Norwegian's rare but heartwarming gesture has surfaced on the internet. - Haaland chose to fold his tracksuit before handing it over to the kitman contrary to his teammates who threw theirs

Erling Haaland scored again for Man City, who had an easy afternoon after Wolves went down to 10 men after 33 minutes.

Haaland now has 14 goals in 10 matches in all competitions (11 in the Premier League) and has only failed to hit the net in two matches this season for City. Man City: Amid the international break, Man City will have time to prepare for the derby, with Manchester United visiting the blue half of the city on Oct. - City are now unbeaten in their last 22 away league matches with a record of 16-6-0 (W-D-L). In between the first two goals we were there, but they scored in a transition. [Nathan Collins](https://www.espn.com/soccer/player/_/id/279780/Nathan-Collins) jumped for a loose ball and caught Grealish in the midriff with his studs, receiving a straight red card. We struggled a lot after half-time until Phil's [Foden] goal so a lot of credit to Wolves." However, if your ability to pick up points is based on keeping it tight at the back then you need to make sure you don't concede inside a minute and have one of your centre-backs sent off before half-time. Bruno Lage did a good job at Molineux last season but he needs to get his team scoring soon if he's to avoid being dragged into the Premier League's sack race. A deserved red card followed, and with it, any chance of Wolves' salvaging something from the game disappeared. And, what do you know, three days after lasting 58 minutes against Dortmund, Grealish was happy again -- taking just 55 seconds to score his first goal of the season to put City 1-0 up. The 22-year-old will probably feel he could have had more, especially after Collins was sent off for an ugly-looking challenge on Grealish, but in the second half Pep Guardiola's side seemed content with knocking the ball around and running down the clock. Wolves were 2-0 down and a man down after just 33 minutes and at that point the home supporters inside Molineux were fearing the worst.

Jack Grealish, Haaland and Phil Foden all struck for City at Molineux, while Nathan Collins was sent off.

There was a hesitancy about Wolves and, with Max Kilman backtracking, Haaland’s bobbling shot found the bottom corner from 20 yards. The defender went to contest a bouncing ball on the left with Grealish but only succeeded in a dangerous studs-high challenge into the England man’s midriff. Foden’s backheel freed Kevin De Bruyne on the right and, while his low ball was missed by Haaland, Grealish outmuscled Jonny to fire in his first goal of the season off a post from five yards.