Crazy Haaland goal: the football world is amazed by the goal against BVB - "He's not a person"

Created: 09/15/2022, 08:16

By: Stefan Schmid

The surprise for Borussia Dortmund was within reach, but four minutes were enough for City to win.

Haaland of all people makes the decision.

Manchester – Borussia Dortmund scratched the sensation at the Etihad Stadium in Manchester for a long time.

But in the end, Favorit City wins, and four minutes are enough to turn the game around.

And, how could it be otherwise, the former BVB striker Erling Haaland made the decision.

Haaland snatches BVB a possible point win

What was the speculation before the game about how Erling Haaland will cheer when he scores against BVB.

The possibility that the Dortmund defensive would get a grip on Haaland did not seem to be up for discussion at all.

And yet, that's exactly what the men in black and yellow managed for almost the entire season, but only almost.

In the best acrobat manner, Haaland sank the 1: 2 that was so bitter for BVB in the 84th minute.

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Erling Haaland with a dream goal against Dortmund: Kehl is amazed

A scene that left the football world in joyful horror.

Already in the evening there were endless reactions on Twitter, the fans went overboard with the superlatives.

BVB sports director Sebastian Kehl could hardly believe it either, he said after the game (see video above): "Erling Haaland, as we know him, as we have often seen him with us.

With an action that only Erling Haaland can implement in this way.”

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Haaland dream goal against Dortmund - Cancelo preliminary work also outstanding

DAZN posted the goal on Twitter and simply wrote: "Erling Haaland isn't human." Joao Cancelo's preparatory work was also world-class: outside instep flank pinpoint on the far post - the scene alone was probably worth the entrance fee.

John Stones equalized in Manchester just four minutes from the winner.

Up until then, BVB even seemed to be on the road to victory, which was headed off by Jude Bellingham in the 56th minute after a pass by Marco Reus.