No shady tactics! Haaland says if he had fallen immediately during the head-to-head clash, Gabriel would have been sent off with a red card.

In the Premier League's 33rd round, the pivotal title showdown, Manchester City beat Arsenal 2-1, regaining the initiative in the championship race. Haaland started the match and scored the decisive goal. During the game, Haaland and Arsenal's Brazilian defender Gabriel repeatedly engaged in tight physical duels, with fierce competition. At one point, the two players confronted each other head-to-head, with Gabriel making the initial head-butt motion. Post-match, Haaland addressed this head-to-head clash in his interview.

Haaland stated: I don't know if I won the confrontation with Gabriel, but I scored, our team won, we remain humble and strive for the title. If I had fallen during that head-to-head with Gabriel, he might have received a red card, but I wouldn't do that.

Fans joked about this: In Nunez's first season at Liverpool, after a head-to-head clash, the opponent immediately fell, and Nunez was suspended for three matches. It just shows Haaland is a fair player, defeating opponents with goals, not through deceptive means.

Why did more fans support Manchester City in this Premier League title showdown? Because Arsenal played poorly, with weak offense and crowded defense like a subway at the goal. Fans essentially want to watch attractive football, that's all!