Manchester City striker Erling Haaland reached another extraordinary milestone on Saturday as he became the fastest player in Premier League history to score 100 goals, achieving the feat in just 111 appearances. His landmark moment arrived during City’s exhilarating 5–4 victory over Fulham, a match that will be remembered as one of the most entertaining encounters of the season.
City entered Craven Cottage under pressure to keep pace in the title race, but the defending champions delivered a display full of attacking intent and defensive chaos. Haaland, unsurprisingly, was at the heart of it. The forward struck twice, showcasing both his ruthless finishing and trademark physical presence inside the box.
Fulham, however, refused to back down. The hosts pushed City throughout the 90 minutes, capitalizing on defensive lapses and ensuring the game remained open until the final whistle. Goals from Fulham’s lively frontline kept the contest balanced, turning the match into a rollercoaster of momentum swings that had fans on the edge of their seats.
