Erling Haaland emphasizes that every upcoming match for Manchester City is crucial, starting with the Premier League clash against Arsenal. He views these games as 'finals' leading to the season's conclusion.
Key points
Haaland views every upcoming match as crucial.
The next match is against Arsenal in the Premier League.
Haaland emphasizes the importance of each game for the season.
Pep Guardiola encourages focusing on gameplay over the occasion.
Erling Haaland says Sundayâs huge Premier League clash at home to Arsenal is just the latest in a series of âfinalsâ that await City between now and the end of the season.
Pep Guardiolaâs side welcome the Gunners to the Etihad for an eagerly awaited clash that brings together the league leaders and nearest title challengers.
Going into the game, Arsenal hold a six-point advantage at the top of the table. City however have a crucial game in hand and a victory this weekend would see us narrow the gap even further.
For Haaland though, itâs just another key assignment for City with every game now assuming major importance as the Blues chase silverware both in the Premier League and FA Cup having already secured the Carabao Cup.
âFor sure, it is a big part of the title decider. But thereâs still plenty of games left and we have a final every single week now,â Haaland pointed out.
âLast week against Chelsea was a final, now against Arsenal it is another final.
Q&A
What did Erling Haaland say about upcoming matches for Manchester City?
Erling Haaland stated that every upcoming match is like a final, highlighting the importance of each game as the season progresses.
When is Manchester City's next match against Arsenal?
Manchester City's next match against Arsenal is scheduled for Sunday.
Why does Haaland refer to matches as 'finals'?
Haaland refers to matches as 'finals' to stress the critical nature of each game for Manchester City's title aspirations.
How does Pep Guardiola view the upcoming match against Arsenal?
Pep Guardiola urges the team to focus on playing the game rather than the occasion, emphasizing a tactical approach.
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Given the mathematics in the table and the competition between the two clubs, Sundayâs clash is a game that has already captured global attention and anticipation.
Haaland however said his overriding focus was on ensuring his mind was free of any tension or anxiety and seeking to stay relaxed and focused.
âOf course, it is important [to be ready]. I have always said that you need to take care of your body,â the Norwegian striker continued.
âBut for me, the mind and being in a good state of mind is really important.
âNow, it is a huge game coming up. You should stay calm in your head and donât think of too much, because thatâs the worst thing that can happen.
âHow do I prepare? Itâs to train good, itâs to prepare well tactically with the team and it is trying to be free in your mind.
âDonât think too much, donât overthink too much, think positively and try to get ready for the game mentally and physically.
âIt is my job [to be prepared properly].
âCity pay me money to be in the best shape and be the best Erling Haaland as possible so I should respect City and do everything I can to give back the best version of ourselves, both in training and especially in games.â
Be at Cityâs FA Cup semi-final!
Pep Guardiolaâs brilliant Blues are on the hunt for yet more silverware under Wembleyâs famous arch.
We return to the national stadium on Saturday 25 April in a 17:15 (UK) kick-off for our FA Cup semi-final with Southampton.
And Members can be there with prices starting from ÂŁ30 for adults and ÂŁ20 for U18s and over 65s.
As weâve seen with other recent Wembley visits, itâs an occasion not to be missed!
