Erling Haaland tied the 38-game Premier League season scoring record with two strikes in Manchester City’s 3-1 win over Leicester on Saturday.
The Norway international now has 32 goals to his name after following up John Stones’ early screamer with two first-half goals of his own, and is now just two behind the division’s all-time scoring record co-held by Alan Shearer and Andy Cole, who both bagged 34 in a 42-game campaign.
It took City just five minutes to open the scoring, and the way they went about it wasn’t half bad, either. After some pinball from a corner, Stones crashed home a…
