REVIEW: Haaland & Foden Hat-tricks Sink Red Devils

Arvind Sidhu | Sean Malhotra

03-Oct-22 20:00

REVIEW: Haaland & Foden Hat-tricks Sink Red Devils

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Derbies aplenty last weekend as the blue moon shone over Manchester, where the Cityzens humiliated Manchester United 6-3, with two hat-tricks courtesy of Phil Foden & Erling Haaland (who else?). In north London, a Granit Xhaka-powered Arsenal solidified their great start to the campaign winning 3-1 vs local rivals Tottenham while Belgian winger Leandro Trossard denied Liverpool a comeback win in an entertaining 3-3 draw, with yet another hat-trick in this round of Premier League games. All that and more, including a roundup of matches from the continent, here on Just For Kicks.

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Tags: foden, erling haaland, Man City, Man Utd, liverpool, spurs, arsenal,

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