Erling Haaland Scores Twice in Manchester City's 3-1 Champions League Win over Young Boys

Haaland breaks Champions League goal drought, edging City closer to knockout stage, as Guardiola's side remains undefeated in the European competition with a seventeen-game streak.

Manchester City maintained their perfect Champions League record with a victory over Young Boys, winning 3-1 with two goals from Erling Haaland breaking his five-match goal drought in the competition.
The win puts City firmly on course for their 11th consecutive qualification for the Champions League knockout stage as they command Group G.
Guardiola's side is now undefeated in seventeen European competitions, tying for the longest streak by an English team in this domain.
Despite the win, City may have cause for concern with only two clean sheets from fifteen games this season, leaving room for potential improvements in their defensive play.
Without the heroics of Anthony Racioppi in the Young Boys goal, the scoreline could have been doubled, suggesting that City is still operating on a higher level despite concerns.
Despite concerns over the artificial pitch, City displayed their superiority with a dominant style that allows them to maintain possession and create numerous scoring opportunities.