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Erling Haaland admits he would have been 'fuming' had Manchester City been on the wrong end of Nathan Ake's controversial goal against Fulham on Saturday.
Manchester City will have many more demanding games to come this season, but they've not missed Kevin De Bruyne too much so far thanks to the versatile brilliance of Julian Alvarez.
MANCHESTER: Fulham manager Marco Silva was left seething over a controversial goal in their 5-1 hammering by Manchester City on Saturday (Sep 2), arguing that it was "a huge mistake" and the turning point of the game.
Mantan wasit Liga Inggris, Mike Dean, menilai gol Nathan Ake ke gawang Fulham harusnya tidak sah. Manuel Akanji offside karena mengganggu pandangan Bernd Leno.
Fulham manager Marco Silva claims it should have been “impossible” to allow Manchester City’s controversial second goal to stand in his side’s 5-1 loss to the champions.
Erling Haaland scored a hat-trick as Manchester City maintained their perfect Premier League start with a 5-1 thrashing of Fulham on Saturday, as Son Heung-min also netted three times in Tottenham's 5-2 victory at Burnley. But Chelsea's huge investment in the transfer market is still to reap reward as the Blues lost 1-0 at home to Nottingham Forest. In keeping with the early weeks of the season, City were good enough for the three points without ever hitting top gear. "Every year is like this at this club. We start a bit late and a bit sloppy because we play right until the last game (of the season) because we are the best club," said Haaland. "We will only get better and better from here."
(Corrects number of hat-tricks to five in paragraph eight)
Manchester City's stand-in boss Juanma Lillo said Nathan Ake's controversial goal that gave the Blues a half-time lead against Fulham was right to stand and was more of a goal than the one Sheffield United scored against them last week.