First half of Nottingham's hat-trick writing
after opening the top score in 5 matches
"There are still many games left... Enjoyâ€
Elling Hollan (22, photo) set a new record in the English Premier League (EPL).
Manchester City's Halan scored three goals against Nottingham Forest at the Etihad Stadium in Manchester, England on the morning of the 1st (Korea time), and Manchester City won 6-0. 실시간스í¬ì¸ 티비 Halan's hat-trick in two games in a row. Halan has scored a whopping nine goals in five games, including his EPL debut this season, and became the top goalscorer in five games since the start. The previous record for this division was eight goals scored by Mickey Quinn and Sergio Aguero. Hollan made full use of his body. He scored with his left foot in the 12th minute, his right foot in the 23rd minute and a header in the 38th minute. Halan is the first player since Didier Drogba in May 2010 to score a hat-trick in the Premier League with a left-footed, right-footed and header in the first half. The difference between Halan and second-placed scorer Aleksandar Mitrović (Fulham) widened by four goals.
"So far, things are going well, but there are a lot of games left," Halan said after the win. "The important thing is to keep the pace and enjoy the game."
Haalan, the Norwegian national team, made his name on the international stage by forming a powerful two-top team with Hwang Hee-chan (Wolverhampton Wanderers) in Salzburg, Austrian League. He is 194 cm tall and weighs 88 kg, yet his speed and movement are fast. Haalan moved to Dortmund in the German Bundesliga in 2020, scoring 86 goals in 89 games in two years. He became the youngest top scorer of all time in the UEFA Champions here League. Halan, born in 2000, was the top scorer in the 2020-2021 UEFA Champions League with 10 goals (8 matches).
Manchester City manager Josef Guardiola praised Haalan as always scoring goals. Manchester City, 실시간스í¬ì¸ 티비 who have won two straight wins, are in second place after Arsenal (5 wins, 15 points) with 4 wins and 1 draw (13 points).