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Erling Haaland sends blunt Man City message as Pep Guardiola delivers honest title race verdict

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Erling Haaland has delivered a short and simple message following Manchester City's win over Wolves. The 23-year-old striker fired Pep Guardiola's side to a 4-1 victory at the Etihad Stadium on Saturday afternoon as the Premier League title race builds a head of steam.

While the reigning champions trail Arsenal in first by just a point, they've got a game in hand up their sleeve which could prove pivotal by the end of May.

Haaland has featured 28 times for Manchester City in the English top flight this term, scoring 25 goals and providing five assists.

The Norway international has played a crucial role in Guardiola's starting lineup as the Spaniard looks to win four successive Premier League titles.

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