Furious Erling Haaland goes absolutely ballistic as Man City star leaves pitch with X-rated rant after draw with Spurs
ERLING HAALAND was spotted unleashing an X-rated rant after Manchester City’s draw with Tottenham.
The striker went ballistic at full-time as he reacted furiously to the result.
Erling Haaland was left furious at the end of Manchester City’s draw with TottenhamGetty
Sky SportsThe striker unleashed an X-rated rant at full-time[/caption]
City were twice pegged back by their opponents in a thrilling 3-3 draw at the Etihad Stadium.
Jack Grealish appeared to have won the match with a goal in the final 10 minutes, only for Dejan Kulusevski to equalise in stoppage time.
Haaland also failed to get on the scoresheet after missing an open goal during the first half.
He let his emotions get the better of him after referee Simon Hooper blew the final whistle.
The Norwegian was spotted shouting “F*** off! F*** off!” as he made his way off the pitch.
Fans were shocked by his angry outburst as they watched Haaland lose his cool and storm down the tunnel.
“Never seen Haaland this mad,” wrote one supporter on X, formerly Twitter.
Another added: “Erling Haaland was furious.”
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bein SportsHaaland raged at Simon Hooper’s decision not to play advantage to City[/caption]
A third fan also commented: “Haaland just had his Drogba moment.”
Former Chelsea striker Didier Drogba infamously screamed “it’s a f***ing disgrace” after his side were knocked out of the Champions League by Barcelona in 2009.
Haaland and City had been left aggrieved by Hooper’s decision to blow for a foul during the closing stages of the match.
The treble winners had broken away on the counter only for the referee to opt against playing an advantage.
Grealish had been played through on goal by Haaland after he was initially fouled.
bein SportsThe referee blew for a foul as Haaland played Jack Grealish through on goal[/caption]
Sky Sports pundit Roy Keane was also shocked by the decision, explaining after the match that the referee made the “wrong call”.
“Obviously I think the referee’s made a mistake,” he said at the end of the match.
“We’re quick to criticise him but he’s made a mistake. There’s been a few but it’s a poor call. He’s got it wrong.”
He added: “For some reason he’s blown the whistle. He’s definitely got that wrong, I think we can all see that.”
Sunday’s draw means City are now third in the Premier League, three points behind leaders Arsenal.
The Gunners beat Bournemouth on Saturday to extend their lead, whilst Liverpool moved above the champions with a win over Fulham.
