Erling Haaland scored the sixth goal in five Premier League matches for Manchester City, but was not enough to secure all three points against Arsenal
Manchester City striker Erling Haaland revealed he received a shocking “death threat” following the goal in a 1-1 draw with Arsenal on Sunday. The City Frontman’s sixth strike in five Premier League matches was not enough for Pep Guardiola’s side to take down the gunners.
Following the final whistle, Haaland was spotted interacting with fans both on and off the field. The moment the match ended, Norwegian sense gave his jersey to the younger fans before descending the tunnel.
Departing the ground, he shared images showing a handful of Arsenal supporters casting abuse in the city squad as the coach left Emirates Stadium.
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Interacting with followers on social media platform Snapchat, Haaland posted a selfie featuring screenshots of threatening messages. Although it appears to be enjoying the snacks, Haaland captioned it.
His photo showed a message from a Snapchat user named “Dara.”
Judging by Haaland’s representation in the image, he seemed frankly at threatening communication. The Norwegians frequently clashed with Arsenal players and their supporters.
During the previous campaign, he filmed a gun and “does it humble?” for the Spaniard, who then became a popular phrase among Arsenal and other football enthusiasts.
Miles Lewis Skelly mimicked Haaland’s Zen celebration after scoring in a city’s 5-1 defeat to Arsenal last season.
The scene was different in north London, with both the city and Arsenal equally matching. After Haaland moved his team ahead in the first half, City backed off and did their best to keep the lead.
However, their defense collapsed during the period of injury when Ebebeki Eze lofted a pass to Gabriel Martinelli.
Following the draw, Guardiola told Sky Sports: “It’s difficult to analyze everything that happened this week. We’ll play games like United and the Champions League on Thursday and today. The teams are very strong in all respects.
“It’s always been very difficult and it’s very difficult to do. We’ve made some transitions. I think the outcome is fair. But in general, Arsenal is better. Of course, the schedule is effective. Your thinking needs to be strong.
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