In merely thirteen minutes, Haaland instigates a game for Manchester City
Manchester City continues to set the standard in the Premier League, with the title holders bouncing back from an early deficit against Brentford due to striker sensation Erling Haaland netting his eighth and ninth goals in just four matches. German coach Fabian Hürzeler, leading Brighton and Hove Albion, remains undefeated in the top-flight league so far. Liverpool, on the other hand, experienced their first slip-up under new manager Arne Slot, losing 0:1 to Nottingham Forest.
Hürzeler leads Brighton to four unbeaten games
Brighton and Hove Albion, managed by German coach Fabian Hürzeler, maintained their perfect record in the English Premier League with a 0:0 draw against Ipswich Town. Despite missing out on a temporary second-place spot, the 31-year-old's squad remains undefeated after four matches. With eight points, Brighton sits comfortably in the upper half of the table, boosted by Hürzeler becoming the youngest-ever "Manager of the Month" award-winner in Premier League history.
In their next home game on September 22, Brighton will host Nottingham Forest at Falmer Stadium.
Liverpool stumbles for the first time
Despite a promising start with three initial victories, new Liverpool FC manager Arne Slot suffered a setback with a 0:1 loss against Nottingham Forest. Callum Hudson-Odoi (72.) was the surprise striker who netted the crucial goal, giving Forest their first win in the Premier League this season.
Haaland's goal-scoring machine rolls on
Manchester City remains at the top with four consecutive wins, powered by goal-scoring sensation Erling Haaland. The Norwegian striker turned the game around for City against Brentford with two fine finishes (19'/32'). Brentford had taken an early lead through Yoane Wissa (1'). With Haaland's impressive haul of nine goals in just four matches, Manchester City looks set to build on their recent successes. Veteran midfielder İlkay Gündoğan also returned to the starting lineup following his recovery from injury.
The following four unbeaten games for Brighton and Hove Albion have been masterminded by German coach Fabian Hürzeler, with their latest result being a 0:0 draw against Ipswich Town.
Manchester City, following their early deficit against Brentford, relied on Erling Haaland's eighth and ninth goals to secure a 2-1 victory, maintaining their place at the top of the Premier League.
