Haaland hits five as Man City reach quarter-finals

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Erling Haaland is the third player to score five goals in a single Champions League game after Luiz Adriano in October 2014 (Shakhtar Donetsk vs BATE Borisov) and Lionel Messi in March 2012 (Barcelona v Bayer Leverkusen)

Erling Haaland rewrote the record books by scoring an incredible five times as Manchester City swept RB Leipzig aside to reach the Champions League quarter-finals.

Haaland becomes the fastest and youngest player to reach 30 goals in Europe’s elite club competition.

He is also the youngest player to score five times in a single Champions League game, joining Argentina great Lionel Messi and Brazil forward Luiz Adriano as the only players to do it.

The 22-year-old is now on 39 goals for the season in all competitions, the first City player to reach that figure in a single campaign. His five hat-tricks are three more than any other player in the big five leagues.

On any normal day, Ilkay Gundogan’s precise low shot into the bottom corner would have merited praise. On this historic night, which matched City’s 7-0 triumph over Schalke in 2019, it was nothing more than a footnote.

On this evidence, no-one, not even Real Madrid, will want to be paired with Pep Guardiola’s side in Friday’s last-eight draw.

Legendary former club captain Vincent Kompany can only hope his old club have got this calibre of performance out of their system when he brings his Burnley side to Etihad Stadium in the FA Cup on Saturday.

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RB Leipzig

  1. Squad number21Player nameBlaswich

  2. Squad number39Player nameHenrichs

  3. Squad number4Player nameOrbán

  4. Squad number32Player nameGvardiol

  5. Squad number22Player nameRaum

  6. Squad number8Player nameHaidara

  7. Squad number44Player nameKampl

  8. Squad number27Player nameLaimer

  9. Squad number10Player nameForsberg

  10. Squad number17Player nameSzoboszlai

  11. Squad number11Player nameWerner

  1. Squad number2Player nameSimakan

  2. Squad number7Player nameOlmo

  3. Squad number9Player namePoulsen

  4. Squad number16Player nameKlostermann

  5. Squad number19Player nameAndré Silva

Line-ups

Man City

Formation 3-2-4-1

  • 31Ederson
  • 6Aké
  • 3Rúben Dias
  • 25AkanjiBooked at 77mins
  • 16RodriSubstituted forPhillipsat 63′minutes
  • 8GündoganSubstituted forMahrezat 55′minutes
  • 17De BruyneBooked at 67mins
  • 5StonesSubstituted forGómezat 64′minutes
  • 10GrealishSubstituted forFodenat 55′minutes
  • 20Bernardo Silva
  • 9HaalandSubstituted forÁlvarezat 63′minutes

Substitutes

  • 2Walker
  • 4Phillips
  • 14Laporte
  • 18Ortega
  • 19Álvarez
  • 21Gómez
  • 26Mahrez
  • 32Perrone
  • 33Carson
  • 47Foden
  • 80Palmer
  • 82Lewis

RB Leipzig

Formation 4-2-3-1

  • 21Blaswich
  • 39HenrichsBooked at 21minsSubstituted forKlostermannat 80′minutes
  • 4Orbán
  • 32Gvardiol
  • 22Raum
  • 8HaidaraSubstituted forSimakanat 63′minutes
  • 44Kampl
  • 27Laimer
  • 10ForsbergSubstituted forAndré Silvaat 63′minutes
  • 17SzoboszlaiSubstituted forOlmoat 72′minutes
  • 11WernerBooked at 34minsSubstituted forPoulsenat 63′minutes

Substitutes

  • 2Simakan
  • 7Olmo
  • 9Poulsen
  • 13Nyland
  • 16Klostermann
  • 19André Silva
  • 23Halstenberg
  • 25Ba
  • 34Nickisch

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