Erling Haaland reached Mohammed Salah's Premier League record of 32 goals as Manchester City edged closer to leaders Arsenal after a 3-1 win over Leicester City on Saturday evening
John Stones put the defending champions in front within the first five minutes with a long-range shot, his first league goal of the season
Haaland's two goals in the next 20 minutes took him to a total of 32 goals, in a 38-game Premier League season equaling Mohamed Salah's record for Liverpool in 2017/18
Haaland could not break that record as he was taken off at half-time by Pep Guardiola before the UEFA Champions League quarter-final second leg against Bayern Munich on Wednesday.
After the change of the coach of Man City, the speed of the match decreased and Leicester returned the goal through Kelechi Iheanacho against his former club and gave more fear to their opponents.
A sixth successive league win gives Man City 70 points, while defeat for Dean Smith's side in his first game in charge of Leicester leaves the Foxes in 19th place, with 25 points
