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Erling Haaland gave fans a glimpse into his brutal post-match routine after he netted a brace against Bournemouth to continue his incredible form. The Norwegian scored twice in the first half of Sunday's clash at the Etihad‚ before Nico O'Reilly added a third as Man City won 3-1 to rise to second in the Premier League. Haaland's brace took him to an extraordinary 17 goals in 13 games in all competitions for Pep Guardiola's side this season‚ which is added to by his nine strikes in just three matches for Norway.
MAN CITY 3-1 BOURNEMOUTH - IAN LADYMAN AT THE ETIHAD: There are those who rather stupidly say that Pep Guardiola has ruined football and then there are those who open their eyes to watch Erling Haaland play and realise they would pay to watch him all on his own. Haaland - Guardiola's extraordinary centre forward - did not win this game for Manchester City by himself. But he did bring it much of its joy and its wonder‚ rampaging through the middle like a bull in a blonde wig‚ turning possibilities into certainties and adding two more goals to a season's tally that now stands at 26 for club and country. A reminder here that it is only the start of November. So this was another bravura performance from City's striker and a victory that takes his team not exactly on to Arsenal's shoulder in second place but at least close enough for their presence to be definitively felt. If anybody thinks Arsenal's first Premier League title since the great days of Arsene Wenger will be won without inconvenience‚ they are likely to be very wrong indeed.
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Pep Guardiola claimed that most Premier League trips are like facing Stoke City under Tony Pulis as an obsession with set pieces engulfs the top flight this season. Almost 19 per cent of all league goals across the division have come from corners - nearly five per cent higher than any other season. The Manchester City boss has always defended the right of managers to set up in whichever tactical style suits their team and stopped short of criticising the growing trend.
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