Erling Haaland sends pointed warning to Liverpool and Arsenal after five-goal Man City haul

Erling Haaland scored five goals for Manchester City and then gave a warning to their silverware rivals by saying: 'We're coming.'

Reigning Premier League champions City made light work of Luton Town in the FA Cup fifth round on Tuesday evening, romping to a 6-2 win. They are now looking at possibly winning three big trophies this year after getting to the FA Cup quarter-finals. Kevin De Bruyne helped Haaland score four of his five goals as the Norwegian moved onto 27 goals for the season.

The only bad news for City was Jack Grealish being forced off the pitch after 38 minutes with another groin problem, sparking concern for England with the Euros coming up in the summer. Haaland, who is fit again and last scored five goals in March 2023 against RB Leipzig, said: "We made a plan and everyone stuck to it perfectly. Well played by everyone.

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"Kevin de Bruyne is massive. He is doing what he is best at. It's a pleasure playing with him. We know what we both want from each other. it clicks well. He is a smart player and I like to play with him."

When asked about his own condition, Haaland said: "My fitness? I am getting back to my best. Finally I am feeling good. It's an amazing feeling. It's coming, we're coming. Exciting times ahead. We are ready to attack."

City are currently one point behind Liverpool in the defence of their Premier League title, having played the same number of matches. Pep Guardiola's team are attempting to become the first club in history to win four consecutive top-flight English league titles, but the Spaniard will need his big guns