Premier League record book: Haaland hits new milestone 😎 | OneFootball

The Norwegian striker Erling Haaland has just etched his name once again in the history of the Premier League.

Haaland has become the third player in the history of the competition to score two or more goals in four or more consecutive home games.

The striker scored two goals in the first half against Bournemouth. A simply phenomenal performance at the Etihad Stadium!

Who else has achieved this milestone? He joins a super exclusive club. Only two other legends of English football had reached this feat:

Robbie Fowler (Liverpool) achieved the streak in four games, between the 1995 and 1996 seasons.

Luis Suárez (Liverpool) holds the record, having scored two or more goals in five consecutive home games during 2013.

This number highlights Haaland's relentless goal-scoring form at his stadium and his ability to be consistently decisive.

He is not just a top scorer, but a player who consistently delivers great performances and multiple goals for Manchester City on their home ground.

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