Haaland’s late goal gives Manchester City a 3-2 win over Leipzig
Sport · First reported 4 Nov, 22:04 · Updated 05:07

Erling Haaland scored the winning goal as Manchester City beat RB Leipzig 3-2 after surrendering the lead twice. Coverage highlights the result and Haaland’s decisive finish, while the detailed match account also points to defensive and goalkeeping concerns for City.
- Manchester City beat RB Leipzig 3-2, with Haaland scoring the late winner after City had been pegged back twice.
- The detailed match report says City took the lead through a Castello Lukeba own goal, then Enzo Fernández headed in before Leipzig equalised again.
- The Guardian account identifies goalkeeper Gianluigi Donnarumma’s error on Leipzig’s first goal and describes City’s defending on both Leipzig goals as avoidable.
- The Guardian reports that the win followed City defeats by Aston Villa and Brighton; its account says City were next due to visit Nottingham Forest.
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- Manchester City 3-2 RB Leipzig
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- Erling Haaland
- Haaland’s season tally
- 14 goals, according to the Journal and Irish News summaries
- City’s other goals
- A Castello Lukeba own goal and an Enzo Fernández header, according to The Guardian account
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