During an electrifying night at the Etihad Stadium, Erling Haaland delivered a jaw-dropping performance that left fans and commentators alike in awe.

Manchester City, already leading 1-0 against Sparta Prague thanks to a goal from Phil Foden, witnessed a remarkable moment when Haaland showcased his incredible skills.

Haaland’s Stunning Acrobatic Goal

After receiving a cross from Brazilian winger Savinho, Haaland found himself in a challenging position.

The ball arrived at an awkward height, but the Norwegian forward didn’t hesitate.

With a twist of his body, he executed an acrobatic back-heeled volley that perfectly connected, sending the ball past the outstretched arms of Sparta Prague goalkeeper Peter Vindahl.

This spectacular goal was nothing short of extraordinary, as TNT Sports co-commentator Glenn Hoddle enthusiastically declared, “My word, my word, what has he just done? That is an amazing goal!”

He went on to praise Haaland’s instinctive movement and finishing ability, noting, “The goalkeeper cannot read that; that is just an incredible finish. I didn’t know he was that good at kung-fu as well!”

A Perfect Night for Manchester City

Haaland’s sensational strike was just one highlight in a dominant performance by Manchester City.

The team cruised to a convincing 5-0 victory, with Haaland adding another goal later in the match following a swift counterattack.

John Stones and Matheus Nunes, with a penalty, also contributed to the scoreline, making it a comprehensive win for Pep Guardiola’s squad.

With this victory, Manchester City maintained a strong position in the Champions League, accumulating seven points from three matches and sitting third in the league phase behind Aston Villa and Liverpool.

Haaland’s brace brought his season tally to an impressive 13 goals in just 12 appearances for the club, further solidifying his status as one of the game’s elite forwards.