Never write off Erling Haaland. Even when he hasn’t scored after 90 minutes. The Norwegian looked like he was having a quiet game as Manchester City laboured to victory over Burnley but he came alive right at the end, signing off with two goals as well as an assist. Before the striker’s stoppage-time blitz, City were grateful to two own goals from Maxime Esteve and one from Matheus Nunes, set up by Haaland.But City’s goal-machine would not rest until he had made his mark and he finally did so by slamming home a Jeremy Doku cross in the 90th minute. He was not done, and with the last action of the game he bulldozed onto a loose ball after slack defending by the visitors to score once more, making it eight Premier League goals this season.There was even better news for City at full-time as Crystal Palace shocked Liverpool, trimming their lead over Guardiola’s side at the top of the table to six points.GOAL rates Man City’s players from the Etihad Stadium…
