Man City 'not good enough' for frustrated Haaland
Erling Haaland said Manchester City must show more energy to end their miserable run on the road in the Champions League after twice blowing the lead in draw at Monaco...
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Manchester City's striker, Erling Haaland, expressed frustration after his team squandered a two-goal lead, drawing 2-2 with Monaco in the UEFA Champions League. Haaland scored both goals, bringing his season tally to 17 in 10 appearances.
- Man City has failed to win away from home in Europe for a year, snapping a run of four consecutive Champions League defeats on the road with this draw.
- Haaland stated, "It's not good enough," lamenting the team's lack of energy and failure to "kill the game off" in the second half.
- The result leaves City in eighth place in the Champions League table with four points from their opening two games.
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