Manchester City could be facing a significant challenge at the end of the season if they fail to secure a spot in next season's Champions League.

The City striker has been on a one-way trajectory since scoring on his professional debut at age 16 for Norwegian side Molde

Erling Haaland scored and set up Phil Foden for another as Manchester City came back to beat Chelsea 3-1 at Stamford Bridge on Saturday, sweeping the Londoners and moving into the top four.

They say revenge is a dish served cold, and for Arsenal and Myles Lewis-Skelly, that meant on a cold Sunday in February. The Gunners thrashed City 5-1 at the Emirates Stadium on Sunday to deliver a statement to last season's Premier League champions and provide the perfect response to an angry,

It will be an image that will achieve iconic status for Arsenal. It may even, if they win the Premier League this season or continue to confirm their ascent at Manchester City’s expense, gain a mural outside the Emirates Stadium.

After witnessing his son Erling Haaland being ridiculed numerous times during Manchester City's 5-1 loss against Arsenal at the Emirates Stadium, Alfie Haaland took a direct jab at the Gunners. The Gunners took a stronghold at second place in the Premier League table,

Arsenal remain on course for a Premier League title challenge after crushing Manchester City 5-1 on Sunday, in stark contrast to Erling Haaland's efforts making him the centre of attention at the reverse fixture - and Arsenal fans in football.

Arsenal's emphatic 5-1 victory over Manchester City at the Emirates was marked by a moment of revenge as young midfielder Myles Lewis-Skelly mocked Erling Haaland's celebration after scoring - and the Norway international's father has now hit back.