Arsenal may be topping the Premier League table as of now, but few would bet against Manchester City running down the Gunners before the end of the 2025/26 season, and Erling Haaland is the reason

Manchester City are scoring goals for fun these days, having now scored three or more goals in six of their last seven Premier League games after beating Crystal Palace 3-0 in south London on Sunday.

Standing just shy of two metres tall, but with lightning-quick speed, Haaland is next to unstoppable in the final third. At the age of 25, and with so much of his career still to come, the forward looks poised to score many goals and break many more records in the process.

Arsenal moved five points clear at the top of the Premier League table after beating a struggling Wolves side on Saturday night. A fortuitous Sam Johnstone own goal broke the deadlock in the 70th minute before Tolu Arokodare looked to have stolen a point for the Premier League’s bottom side in the 90th minute.

Crystal Palace's Eddie Nketiah scores a late winner against Liverpool in September Ben Stansall/Getty Images Steve Bruce. Alisson. Sergio Aguero. Stoppage-time winners are the Premier League’s most powerful narrative device, single moments that can flip ...

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