Manchester City wins seventh straight Premier League match
Haaland scores twice in City's 3-2 win over Ipswich; Liverpool beats Brentford 2-1.
KEY POINTS
- Manchester City beat Ipswich Town 3-2 in the seventh round
- Erling Haaland scored two goals for Manchester City
- Liverpool won 2-1 at Brentford after conceding first
- City leads the Premier League with 21 points
Manchester City defeated Ipswich Town 3-2 to become the only unbeaten team in the Premier League after seven matches.
Phil Foden scored in the 19th minute, and Erling Haaland added goals in the 34th and 69th minutes. Ipswich replied through Daizen Maeda in the 21st minute and Zian Flemming's penalty in the 90th minute.
“Very happy with today's game, we controlled it for 95 minutes. We create chances, we score. We finish a little bit suffering together but overall, it is good.”
City leads the league with 21 points, six points ahead of Arsenal. Ipswich has nine points.
Liverpool came from behind to beat Brentford 2-1 away from home. Victor Munoz scored in the 62nd minute and Alexander Isak in the 70th minute, while Keane Lewis-Potter scored Brentford's goal in the 44th minute.
Liverpool now has 12 points, while Brentford remains on 10 points.
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