Erling Haaland hits twice at Manchester City Win 3-0 In the Premier League of British football, Manchester United gave Pep Guardiola the bragging rights in the latest version of the Derby.

Phil Foden also scored for City in Sunday’s opening game of the season, heading to Jeremy Doku’s cross in the 18th minute. Doku squeezed him brilliantly in United’s defense, his first cross was blocked but dug out Foden for a second to jump out of the coach.

Haaland scored his first afternoon on the 53rd minute afternoon, when Doku was muscular to Lenny Yoro and then slid to the Big Norwegian’s pass, who beat goalkeeper Altay Bayindir.

The 25-year-old was accused of being bulldozed all day in Manchester United’s defense, finishing doubles at No. 68 when the visitors lost the ball. Highlander lined up in the center circle and could easily surpass Harry Maguire to head towards Bernardo Silva for one-on-one one-on-one with Bayindir.

The game lacks past plots and both teams enter the game after the sputter begins.

Manchester City climbed to eighth with a second win of four wins, while United ranked 14th with just one win.

Due to the chaos behind Manchester United, Hylaran almost had a hat trick. He beat Bayindir but missed a babysitter to hit the post. Guardiola was already celebrating, but then it was unbelievable.

The victory won Haaland for a considerable week, who scored five goals in Tuesday’s 11-1 win over Moldova to keep their perfect record in the men’s World Cup qualifiers.

He also scored his 50th goal in Manchester City’s 50th home Premier League match. In the history of the game, only Alan Shearer needed fewer family appearances, 47, to reach 50 goals.

Later in the game, he almost set the Tijjani Reijnders as the fourth city goal, but the Reijnders shot just in the right shot.

City had six in two matches at United, but Guardiola’s new goalkeeper Gianluigi Donnarumma quickly proved his worth, diving to launch an early shot from Benjamin Sesko before getting a great dive from Bryan Mbeumo’s second half shot.

Foden told Sky Sports that he was happy to score after being criticized this season.

“There are a lot of conversations and everything I see right now is negative, but that’s the world you live in when you compete at the highest level,” he said.

“It’s about reading the reviews and trying to react as much as I can and then go back to my level.”

He also praised Hyland’s performance.

“A complete show, especially the way he lifted the ball. He did everything today: defense, offense, running around, doing dirty work,” he said.

Meanwhile, Hailan told Sky Sports that Manchester City “needed” to win after a tough start to the season.

“You can feel this from the fans,” said Hyland. “We need (wins), and today you may feel a little extra, and I’m so relieved and happy that we managed to do it all together.”

Manchester United captain Bruno Fernandes said his team should have done better, but said there was motivation in the game.

“The results were very bad for us, but I think there are two ways to avoid goals. On the ball, we are positive, brave and kick forward.”

“The city is smart and can achieve its goals the way it is and have a very good team and a very good player.”

Elsewhere in the Premier League on Sunday, Mohamed Salah’s suspension of free throws ensured Liverpool won the promotion side Side Burnley with a 1-0 victory in the season.

With the British record signing of Alexander Isak and forced to wait for his Liverpool debut, left out of the team heading to Lancashire, the champion worked hard to break the tenacious home court in the first half.

Visitors raised their stakes in the second half after reorganization at the break, and Dominik Szoboszlai finally forced Martin Dubravka to fine on Burnley goal.

Burnley easily grabbed a place worth mentioning, and the ball stabbed Hannibal Mejbri’s substitute in the free throw area, and Salah broke the heart of his hometown by kicking the shot into the net in the 95th minute.