Haaland on the rampage: Check out his 10-game scoring streak | OneFootball

Serial record-breaker Erling Haaland has achieved yet another remarkable milestone — scoring in 10 consecutive games for club and country, the longest streak of his career to date.

The Norwegian extended his run to double figures on Saturday evening, striking after 27 minutes in Norway’s World Cup qualifier against Israel before adding a second on 63 and completing his hat-trick nine minutes later.

It’s the latest chapter in what has been a blistering start to the 2025/26 campaign for the Manchester City star. Recently named the Premier League Player of the Month for September, Haaland also scooped Goal of the Month honours for his thunderous opener in the Manchester derby win over United.

Haaland’s scoring streak began at the end of August, when he found the net in City’s 2–1 defeat to Brighton. From there, the goals have flowed relentlessly.

Despite missing an early penalty — and the retake — against Israel, Haaland’s hat-trick in Oslo means he has now netted 19 goals in his last 10 matches, and 21 in 12 for club and country this season.

Haaland's incredible 10-game scoring streak

For club and country, Erling Haaland has struck in each of his last 10 matches.