HAALAND DOUBLE SENDS CITY ON THE ROAD

Erling Haaland scored a memorable double as Manchester City ran riot with an emphatic 5-0 win against Sparta Prague

Haaland scored twice in the 10 minutes of the second half after Phil Foden had given his side a first-half lead.

John Stones and a penalty from Matheus Nunes completed the scoring and an impressive win for City.

Pep Guardiola was visibly unhappy at half-time as his side controlled possession but only had Foden’s opener to show their efforts.

However, Haaland opened his account with a memorable acrobatic finish that saw the ball go over the goalkeeper.

The floodgates then opened as the Norwegian marksman scored an incredible team goal, with Stones heading home in fourth.

To complete the victory, Nunes was fouled late in the penalty area and sent the penalty.

City now have the Champions League record of 26 games unbeaten – one more than rivals Manchester United.