“I’ve scored at Anfield in the Premier League, and you haven’t,” Erling Haaland was reminded by his dad, Alfie, recently. “And I’ve played the World Cup in the USA.” “I’m coming for you,” Erling laughed.

With half-time approaching and Liverpool losing 1-0 to Newcastle United, Anfield was already bracing itself for another disappointing defeat in this most trying of seasons. In the space of 138 seconds,

Manchester City will aim for an 89-year head-to-head record, and Erling Haaland will bid to end a personal worst in Sunday's Premier League clash with Liverpool.

Erling Haaland has been left out of Manchester City’s starting lineup for the Premier League game against Wolverhampton amid a slump in form.

On Saturday (January 31), The Sunday Times Football Tax List was published and provided information on the ten footballers who pay the most tax in the UK. As previously mentioned, Haaland tops the list and reportedly pays £16.9 million in tax. Broken down into a monthly tax payment, this equates to just over £1.4 million per month.

There is also the fact that despite his poor recent form, Haaland has still gobbled up 30 goals in 39 games for his club this season, so while the dip means City may not win the league, placing any blame at the Norwegian’s door feels premature at best.

Jones bypassed more established names to crown United’s Lammens as the best goalkeeper "at the minute". Since his arrival from Royal Antwerp in September 2025, the Belgian has been a revelation, providing the stability and shot-stopping ability that has helped United stabilise their backline.

Barcelona have strengthened their youth setup with the signing of Hamza Abdelkarim, an 18-year-old forward who has arrived from Al Ahly on loan to join Barça Atletic. While the move did not